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Category Archives: Tasks
Another Intake Form – less pain in this (Service Manager) world
Service Desk employees are often faced with the situation that they do not know if the user that is calling is reporting an incident or has a request for service. By using a good questioning technique he can try to … Continue reading
Posted in Incidents, Service Requests, Tasks
Tagged custom, customization, form, intake, task, ticket, wizard
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Starting the SCCM Remote Control Client from the Service Manager Console, Part 2 (aka “how to dynamically add information to tasks”)
A while ago I have written an article about how to create custom tasks. One question that came up was: “How can I bring information from an incident to the task (as a task parameter)”? This article shows how.
Posted in Classes and Relations, Tasks
Tagged parameters, relation, relations, relationship, sccm, tasks
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Starting the SCCM Remote Control Client from the Service Manager Console
Tasks can be used to start different actions directly from the Service Manager Console without leaving the Console. This indeed makes sense because you can save a lot of time because you do not have to switch between multiple consoles … Continue reading


