Mini_Me January 25, 2008 Share Mini_Me GC Founder January 25, 2008 I am having a hard time coming up with proper wording for a mission statement for IT. current possibilities: IT Mission Statement: To provide the highest quality technology based services and support in a cost-effective manner. To react and respond to business requirements in an expedient and reliable fashion. or To provide the highest quality technology based services and support in a cost-effective manner. To anticipate our clients needs so that we may deploy immediate and effective solutions. ----------------- The 1st sentence I have conveys the normal stuff like proving excellent customer support and technology while maintaining costs…etc The 2nd point and heart statement I want to make is that our IT staff responds very quickly to changes the business presents us. i.e a client wants to change a report that is generated for them, all it takes is an email, our dev team drops what they are doing and an hour later it is done. Or when adding a new client, it doesn’t take 6 months of planning, we get pcs, code an application, make telco changes/routing, setup IVR, hire staff, train and deploy within weeks. The basic statement is IT allows the business to present ACT as being flexible and nimble to react to customers needs almost immediately versus going thru weeks of change control, meetings, etc…especially since the majority of our business is doing work for larger companies to supplement their internal call centers, that get bogged down with process Im open to any suggestions the group could make or re-wording/additions of current statement. thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leveller January 25, 2008 Share Leveller Member January 25, 2008 (edited) Mini, does IT service the internal customer (i.e. helpdesk folks and ultimately clients) or is this an IT helpdesk servicing just external clients? I would have thought that may have some bearing on the mission statement. I.e. servicing customers or providing business solutions to yourselves. Not sure if it does make any difference as I know if you're internal then you still have customers (the business) but you're more of a support organization than a profit center. Hope that makes sense. Edited January 25, 2008 by Leveller Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fatty January 25, 2008 Share Fatty GC Founder January 25, 2008 Would you like it in one sentence or two? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NOFX January 25, 2008 Share NOFX Member January 25, 2008 well, what is your mission? I would base my statement off of that, unless your mission is to suck up as much money as you can while providing sub-par tech support and long delays. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stutters January 25, 2008 Share stutters GC Alumni January 25, 2008 "we won't (typically) hang up on you" - courtesy me or "Our mission is to enthusiastically revolutionize timely technology so that we may endeavor to professionally coordinate low-risk high-yield paradigms while promoting personal employee growth." - courtesy dilbert mission statement generator Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mini_Me January 25, 2008 Author Share Mini_Me GC Founder January 25, 2008 internal IT support, so our customers are the employees of the business. 1-2-3 sentances are fine...just something that sums up It supporting business....but wording im closely after is that of being able to react quickly to client demands. the other day-day missions are atypical of any IT...keep the network up, servers up and pcs up, and cut code quickly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lostoften January 25, 2008 Share lostoften Member January 25, 2008 sj's X2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ilovetomatoes January 26, 2008 Share ilovetomatoes Member January 26, 2008 I like the second one better because it deosnt use the word react. I know that having to react to situations is part of the job, just it sounds better when you say anticipate and execute, etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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