TeamViewer Bolsters Endpoint IT Incident Automation With
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TeamViewer added automation features to TeamViewer ONE and upgraded the Resolution Center.
The automation features apply to service outages, configuration errors, and low disk space, turning proven fixes into workflows that run automatically according to preconfigured policies.
The Resolution Center supports status checks, action execution, and command running in a single operating environment, and automatically records all actions.
TeamViewer announced added automation capabilities for TeamViewer ONE, its integrated digital workplace management platform, and an upgrade to the Resolution Center. The company said the added automation features and Resolution Center enhancements are intended to reduce repetitive IT incident response processes.
According to the company, when recurring issues arose in the past, they had to be re-investigated each time, and inefficiencies resulted from having to move between multiple tools to determine the cause and how to respond. The new features are meant to address those inefficiencies.
The automation features cover service outages, configuration errors, and low disk space. They turn proven fixes for recurring IT issues into workflows and allow them to run automatically according to policies preconfigured by the company.
TeamViewer said the added automation features and Resolution Center enhancements will allow IT teams to handle recurring incidents consistently and minimize the impact of technical issues on employees. The company added that the new features will reduce inefficiencies in IT teams' work, cut repetitive tasks, and let them focus on strategic work.
When the same type of problem occurs again, the resolution procedure is carried out automatically according to preset policies. As a result, IT staff do not need to take direct action.
The Resolution Center helps users check the status of an affected device, carry out the actions needed to resolve the problem, and run commands within a single operating environment. Users can grasp the full situation and respond from one window.
All actions are also recorded automatically. These records can be used later as reference material after an issue has been resolved.
Sebastian Schloetel, Senior Vice President (SVP) of product management at TeamViewer, said the real cost of fragmented IT tools comes from switching between multiple tools. He said each tool switch adds more work burden and makes it harder to extend already well-running systems. He added that this update is the first to integrate the functions needed for companies to move from handling individual issues one by one to a more autonomous IT operating model.
Lee Hye-young, CEO of TeamViewer Korea, said Korean companies are facing the need to respond to a more complex IT environment while supporting more devices and a wider variety of devices, as well as more users and a wider variety of users, with limited staff. He said the new TeamViewer ONE update will help reduce repetitive problem-solving tasks and support the spread of proven response methods across organizations, contributing to the establishment of autonomous IT operations and improved employee productivity at Korean companies.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408017
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