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Hornbill’s IT Service Management (ITSM) software with a ‘Human Touch’, enables organisations to provide excellent customer service while benefiting from the economies of consolidation on a single technology platform, Hornbill’s Enterprise Services Platform. Supportworks’ service desk application templates are designed for rapid deployment within any IT or business support environment, including ITIL-compatible IT Service Management, IT Helpdesks, Customer Service & Support, Human Resources and Facilities Management, with the flexibility to build additional service desks at minimal extra cost.

Hornbill’s software supports customers at thousands of commercial and governmental sites worldwide. Hornbill Systems was founded in the UK in 1995 and has US offices in Dallas.

Hornbill has earned many industry accolades including Service Desk Institute “IT Service and Support Technology Supplier of the Year” for 2008, “Best Business Use of Support Technology” with Sharp Electronics and “Support Excellence Award for Smaller Helpdesks” with Camelot in 2005.

From a simple out-of-the-box service desk based on one of our standard configuration templates to a fully-customised service management software solution built to your exact specifications, Hornbill’s purpose-built products provide the ideal platform. Designed, built and fully supported by our own in-house software development team, Hornbill’s products are mature and robust with a proven pedigree and track record. In today’s fast moving business environment, where value and business alignment are key driving factors, managing service processes using legacy call logging systems is no longer effective. To reduce costs, whilst at the same time increasing productivity, organisations need to automate as many functions and tasks as possible, as well as automating their business processes. The system deployed must be easy to use, but remain flexible so that it can adapt and change as your business does.

W: www.hornbill.com/itsm

e: info@hornbill.com

T: +44 (0)  208 582 8222

A: Hornbill, Ares, Odyssey Business Park, West End Road, Ruislip, HA4 6QD

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