There are a few important reasons to use the "Work in Progress" (WIP) status in a KCS implementation. First is to preserve the customer context across the life of the case. If the issue takes some time to resolve, as is often the case in moderate to complex support environments, or if we have to … Continue reading Why do we need a WIP?
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Based on discussions with Consortium Members, we've recently made two important changes to the KCS v6 Practices Guide: Visibility is now Audience (in reference to Article State)PII (Process Integration Indicators) is now PAR (Process Adherence Review) Article Audience: Who Gets to See What To manage who can see which KCS articles, we use the article … Continue reading KCS v6 Practices Guide: Two Recent Updates
Intelligent Swarming℠ (Agile Collaboration) is a dramatically different way to organize people and work. It challenges 30 years of accepted practice and structure in support. Released April 2019, this Framework for Collaboration is intended to capture the why and what of Intelligent Swarming. Read the FrameworkRead a summary by Framework co-author Greg Oxton Learn more … Continue reading Intelligent Swarming Framework Released
Join us for full-day KCS® events in London, England, and Boston, MA. We're bringing the KCS community together for Knowledge-Centered Service content, conversations, and connections. London: June 7, 2019 Boston: September 23, 2019 The KCS Academy, the network of resources and practitioners for KCS (the knowledge and content management best practice), is hosting a series … Continue reading The KCS Academy World Tour
If you’re considering KCS®, or want to introduce KCS Practices and techniques to a broad audience, this interactive, online training offers an efficient, cost-effective way to do so. This $97 training, which is self-paced and typically completed within 60-90 minutes, provides an overview of: KCS conceptsThe KCS ArticleThe process for creating an articleProcess IntegrationPerformance Assessment … Continue reading Demo the KCS v6 Fundamentals Online Training
Detailed KCS v6 documentation is publicly available and offered through a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License KCS v6 is the culmination of 24 years of collective thinking, investment, experimentation, and insight by the members of the Consortium for Service Innovation. Current documentation includes: KCS Principles and Core ConceptsKCS v6 Practices GuideFrequently Asked Questions The … Continue reading Official KCS v6 Documentation
Years of experience have shown that there is a direct correlation between KCS understanding and KCS results. Use official KCS certification to strengthen your organization's program and reap the benefits. The degree to which people in your organization truly understand the KCS concepts - why it is important to the organization and what’s in it … Continue reading Maximize the Benefits of KCS