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System Center Service Manager 2010: Self Service Portal Feature (1/7)

Posted By: Vladimir Bakhmetyev | Sep 28th @ 5:19 PM | 17,890 Views | 1 Comment

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This is the first post in the series about the System Center Service Manager (SCSM) 2010 Beta 2 Portal feature.
Dan Boldo from the SCSM product team provides a quick walkthrough of the end user self-service portal and covers the essential web-parts and design principles.

Next: Part 2. How to submit a request using self-service portal

Tags: Incident Management, ITIL, MOF, SCSM, Service Manager

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Mauricio Bastos

Amazing work !

I cant´t wait for the final version !

Congrats Team !!

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