Desktop
Service lines
- Desktop management and support
- Standardisation and policy convergence
- Build, patching, configuration and management
- Installations, moves and changes (IMACs)
- Hardware maintenance of desktop and mobile devices
- End-user support
- Operating system 1st and 2nd line support
- Technology refresh
- Desktop asset leasing
Features
- UK-wide on site coverage and remote support services
- Support calls logged and coordinated through Digica's customer service desk
- Asset management through a comprehensive configuration management database
- Remote control takeover and configuration
- Unattended desktop build and application roll-out
- Centralised deployment of software – automated distribution of software, upgrades and patches
- Policy design, implementation and monitoring
- Anti-virus procedures and toolsets
- Technology convergence, rationalisation and standardisation
- Content analysis to identify and guard against inappropriate use of the Internet and email systems
Benefits – transformation
- Fewer problems result in increased end-user productivity - enhancing the performance of your business
- Standardisation of your PC and server environments to reduce complexity and diversity (resulting in reduced maintenance and potential license savings)
- Your own staff are freed to concentrate on your business activities instead of self-managing their desktops
- Benefits– IT value management
- Costs associated with your desktop are reduced through reducing support time, lowering staff overheads and eliminating the need for costly management tools
- Meaningful asset management information helps identify opportunities for service improvement and savings
Benefits – IT governance
- Integrating system and software upgrades with consistent service delivery minimises hassles and keeps your systems up-to-date
- Increased security and compliance with legislative obligations are assured.
“The team successfully distributed notebook computers to all of our Members providing a high level of support and training. The rollout was extremely successful in spite of the varying degrees of IT skills amongst our Members.”
Stuart Pile - Cabinet Member responsible for IT and e-Government projects , Welwyn Hatfield Council


