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isPermaLink="false">http://www.insidehelpdesk.com/?p=35</guid> <description><![CDATA[Help Desk calls significantly drain a company&#8217;s resources by tying up employees while also simultaneously using company resources. With a huge influx of help desk calls, companies quickly become bogged down and service levels begin to suffer. When more complex calls come in, more resources need to be spent in order to resolve the problem. [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Help Desk calls significantly drain a company&#8217;s resources by tying up employees while also simultaneously using company resources. With a huge influx of help desk calls, companies quickly become bogged down and service levels begin to suffer. When more complex calls come in, more resources need to be spent in order to resolve the problem. Help Desk calls continue to be a huge drain on company time and resources.</p><p>There are many things a company can do in order to reduce the frequency of help desk calls. A variety of common issues tend to be the main reasons for a majority of help desk calls. Common issues include poor performance. In order to fix this, companies can continually look to upgrade infrastructure while also tweaking systems to improve performance. Defragmentation can actually solve many system performance problems.</p><p>To reduce help desk traffic, there are a number of things companies can do to help there IT support departments. For more information on what your company can do, you can read the full article <a
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