Request Management
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What is Request Management?
Request Management is the process of efficiently handling incoming requests, typically for services, information, or support. It involves capturing, categorizing, prioritizing, assigning, tracking, and resolving requests to ensure timely and effective fulfillment. Common uses include IT service management (ITSM), customer service, and project management.
What other technologies are related to Request Management?
Request Management Complementary Technologies
Incident Management
Incident Management is a key process within Request Management. Requests often arise from or lead to incidents. Therefore they are strongly complementary.
ServiceNow
ServiceNow is a platform that provides solutions for Request Management. It contains capabilities to receive, process and track requests. Therefore, it strongly complements request management.
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Which job functions commonly mention Request Management?
ServiceNow Administrator
0.1% of all ServiceNow Administrator jobs mention Request Management
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ServiceNow Developer
0.1% of all ServiceNow Developer jobs mention Request Management
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Network Operations Engineer
2 Network Operations Engineer jobs mention Request Management
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Database Engineer
4 Database Engineer jobs mention Request Management
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Information Technology
38 Information Technology jobs mention Request Management
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Which organizations are mentioning Request Management?
Bank of America
Finance and Insurance
UST Global
Professional Services
Oracle
Scientific and Technical Services
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