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10 Key Help Desk Statistics

Benchmarking Statistics, Member, Service Desk

10 Key Help Desk Statistics

Posted on April 17, 2013 at 1:32 pm by / 0

The results of MetricNet’s 2013 United States In-House Help Desk Benchmark are in! The data includes 6 types of metrics and 24 Key Performance Indicators. In this article, we will highlight 10 key statistics that all Help Desk professionals should be aware of.

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Angela Irizarry

Angela Irizarry joined MetricNet in early 2013. In her current role as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, she assists MetricNet’s CEO in managing the Company’s day-to-day operating activities, short-term and long-range strategic planning and new client acquisition. Additionally, she is responsible for planning, organizing, and implementing the Company’s sales and marketing efforts as well as managing MetricNet’s intellectual property, online best practices library, web projects and e-commerce shop. Angela is a versatile and results-oriented professional with nearly 15 years of business development and marketing experience across a multitude of industries globally. Prior to joining MetricNet she held various leadership positions in the Property Management and Retail industries where she was known for her strong track record of sales growth, marketing foresight and creative problem solving.

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