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2023-02 Department of Information Technology Help Desk and Help Desk Work Orders
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Under Utilization of Resources <br /> <br />Overview <br /> <br />COBIT-19 states that management ensures both the enterprise and IT functions have sufficient <br />resources to support enterprise goals and objectives, business processes and controls, and IT - <br />enabled initiatives adequately and properly. Management should also understand the current and <br />future demand for human resources to support the achievement of IT objectives and to deliver <br />services and solutions based on the portfolio of current IT -related initiatives, the future investment <br />portfolio, and day-to-day operational needs. <br /> <br />With the increasing reliance on technology, customers and employees have a higher expectation <br />for IT support services. These expectations include timely and effective support and fast and <br />efficient service. Despite these demands, the Hawaii County Department of Information <br />Technology has consistently operated with a budget and staff size less than one-third of the public <br />sector's average since 2020, with IT's budget accounting for only 0.8% of the County's revenue, <br />and IT staff comprising less than 1.4% of the County's users. The help desk division has been <br />particularly affected, remaining staffed at minimal levels with only five employees since its <br />establishment in 2005. <br /> <br />The help desk staff frequently faces the challenge of contacting other sections and third -party <br />vendors to obtain information and resources that are not within their scope of work. Additionally, <br />the rising demand for support and services has put pressure on their ability to provide prompt <br />solutions, leading to the need for overtime and work beyond regular business hours. It is worth <br />mentioning that their ticketing system only monitors help desk tickets and does not track projects <br />or other tasks assigned to help desk staff. <br /> <br />We noted that DIT had a perception that HelpSpot was complex and limited in its ability to support <br />its daily functions, increasing staff frustrations and work strains. However, upon our review and <br />discussions with HelpSpot, we found a possible misalignment and knowledge gap between the <br />department's understanding of its software's capabilities and its actual capabilities. <br /> <br />Under Utilization of Resources 28 <br />
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