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2023-02 Department of Information Technology Help Desk and Help Desk Work Orders
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Audit Activity <br /> <br />To determine if DIT provided adequate training, we reviewed relevant documents, conducted <br />interviews with appropriate management and staff, and made observations during site visits and <br />found: <br /> <br />• While training was previously integrated, there is currently no formalized training for <br />employees <br />• The lack of written policies and procedures makes it difficult for training to be a priority <br />• DIT lacks uniformity and transparency in daily operations <br />• End-users often unknowingly hinder efficiency due to their lack of understanding and <br />knowledge of help desk processes <br />• DIT does not provide training to end-users which can lead to confusion and inefficiencies <br /> <br />Cause of the Condition <br /> <br />DIT's management does not prioritize training for help desk staff and end-users, leading to a lack <br />of understanding and knowledge about help desk processes and hindering the efficiency and <br />effectiveness of daily operations. <br /> <br />Effect of the Condition <br /> <br />The lack of training throughout DIT results in reduced productivity, increased errors, <br />inconsistencies in help desk processes, decreased customer satisfaction, and a lack of <br />compliance with internal expectations and industry best practices. <br /> <br />Finding 4: Lack of Training <br /> <br />Recommendations 4 & 5: Provide Training <br /> <br />We recommend DIT's help desk implement formalized training programs for help desk staff to <br />ensure they are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to support the technology <br />needs of the County of Hawaii. This should include training on new and existing tools and <br />ongoing professional development opportunities to ensure that staff is up-to-date on industry <br />best practices and department expectations. <br /> <br />We further recommend DIT provide training to end-users on the appropriate use of the Help <br />Desk. This training should include education on submitting and prioritizing work orders, <br />providing adequate and complete information when submitting a ticket, and the importance of <br />following up with the Help Desk for updates and resolution. <br /> <br />27 Lack of Training Initiatives <br />
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