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(Dallas, TX September 20, 2010) TeamSupport.com – the trend setting provider of SaaS-based customer service and help desk tools – today announced asuccessful integration of the company's Support Desk Edition by Global Systems Integration (GSI). The Canton, Georgia-based consultancy is a leading provider of technology services and end-user resources for mission-critical financial applications.
GSI specializes in the implementation, maintenance and upgrading of the complex ERP [enterprise resource planning] environments associated with Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and World Software suites. "We operate in a niche area with very unique skill sets and have earned a reputation as the 'go to guys' for that particular software," said vice president David Telford. GSI was in need of a Help Desk solution to centralize and distribute requests to their Support Services team and escalate them in accordance with strict client Service Level Agreements (SLAs). Getting TeamSupport up and running "was easy – just point to their site, customize a few things and we were done; everyone was using it within a week." TeamSupport has "absolutely improved our efficiency ... we have dynamic notification to everyone involved with a given client and any of our people with availability can respond to tasks as they appear."
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