what is your SLA?

Answer Posted / isoumo

SLA is an abbreviation for "Service Level Agreement". It means to have guaranteed reaction or resolving times for incidents (= trouble tickets).

For instance you could have defined the following SLA levels For example:

Gold: Reaction time = 30 minutes, resolving time = 4 hours
Silver: Reaction time = 4 hours, resolving time = 24 hours

SLAs normally are part of a contract between a customer and a service provider.

*Or in details description:*

SLA are Service Level Agreements to resolve the tickets by the market. SLA means Service Level agreement. It is the service agreement between a Company and a service provider. For example an IT Organization providing support of SAP / other software / hardware has a agreement. This can be for example categorized based on criticality of the incident. High priority incident has to be resolved on 10 hours. Medium priority incident has a 3 days time to resolve etc

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 1 No



Post New Answer       View All Answers


Please Help Members By Posting Answers For Below Questions

What is individual processing of gl accounts? : fi- general ledger

730


Why should we use external number range inspite of using internal no. range in Asset Configuration? Plz. give the answer in detials.

7392


in require sap fico questions

1789


How do we create tasks? What is the difference between task and change request?

1750


Explain the organizational assignment in the controlling module?

852






Name the submodules within fi, from which fi-gl gets simultaneous : fi- general ledger

667


Can you assign more than one company code to a company ?

798


Explain the importance of the gr/ir clearing account?

809


What are terms of payments and where are they stored?

668


what are prerequiations when asset master data uploaded in legacy system?

1086


At the time of creating GRN can I mention business area?

2070


What all steps are involved in creating planning groups and planning levels in cash management? What changes does it bring?

1703


How do you calculate accrued costs? : co- cost center accounting

730


what is cr in sap

21295


What do you mean by chart of accounts? What is it used for?

739