Service Design Document Version 2.1 P2 System This document provides the information required by users and support teams of how the P2 (ELT Web) system will be supported once it is live. Produced by: Rob Ellis Business Analysis Manager Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 1.07 © Pearson Technology UK Page 1 of 26 DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET Amendment History Version Amend Date Amended By Nature of Amendment 0.10 14 Feb. 11 Rob Ellis First draft 0.20 03 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Added questions and changed document as a result of first internal UK review. 0.30 09 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Updated following conversations with Bill Mills, Leonid Geller, Bira Bains, Lester Holmes, Debbie Wood, Michelle Phillips, Maggie Pegram, Steve Crowdy, Geoff Saunders and Josh Pert. 0.40 10 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Miscellaneous updates. 0.50 15 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Changed tier 1 support model – following meeting with Lester Holmes and Kenneth Volcjak – so that all calls go to tier 1 first. 0.51 15 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Updated figures 1 and 6. 0.90 17 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Updating following review by Bira Bains. Then issued as Final draft 1.00 18 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Various changes as a result of feedback. Also added: Section 5.2.1 - Summary of support process. Section 5.2.3 - Definition of SME 1.01 25 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Changed section 5.2.3 with feedback from Lester Holmes. 1.02 31 Mar. 11 Rob Ellis Changed following feedback from Geoff Saunders and Theo Nicolaou. Section 5.2.1 – Added scenario for community / forum support Section 5.2.2 – Clarified support for the community / forum. Section 3.2 – Added exclusion 4 Section 5.3.1 – i) Clarified local support for local systems and, ii) No new support teams required specifically for P2. 1.03 01 Apr. 11 Rob Ellis Updated section 5.3.1 following feedback from Bira Bains. 1.04 06 Apr. 11 Rob Ellis Section 3.2 – added exclusion 5. Section 5.2.2 – In locations where Tier 1 support is not available… Numerous references to local support. 1.05 07 Apr. 11 Rob Ellis Aprimo interface is supported by PT UK and not PT US, 1.06 15 Apr. 11 Rob Ellis Updated with feedback from Stephanie Taylor Section 2 – Updated the objectives and purpose. Section 5.2.2 – Updated Table 1. Section 5.2.4 – Updated Figure 4 to include local systems. Section 8.1.2 – Now differentiates between core and local systems 1.07 12 May 11 Rob Ellis Section 5.2.2 – Added names of local support people to Table 1. 2.0 07 Oct. 11 Lester Holmes Complete revision to reflect recent changes in P2 deployment. P2 will no longer be deployed to local offices until further notice. 2.1 07 Nov. 11 Lester Holmes Updated document Section 5.2 - added SUPPORT INCIDENT MANAGEMENT FLOWCHARTS Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 2 of 26 Distribution Name Business area Bill Mills PT US Bira Bains PT UK Bridgit Warner PT UK Geoff Saunders P2 Bonnie Cruickshank P2 Joshua Pert 451 Leonid Geller PT US Nick Pearce PT UK Peter Fox PT UK Sanjay Desai PT US Steve Crowdy ELT UK Lester Holmes ELT US Kenneth Volcjak ELT US Role Director of Application Services ELT Support Manager, Co-ordinating Tier 1 and 2 support. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 3 of 26 CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................. 5 1.1 1.2 1.3 ELT VISION....................................................................................................................................... 5 P2 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 5 BACKGROUND ................................................................................................................................... 5 2 OBJECTIVES & PURPOSE...................................................................................................... 5 3 SERVICE SCOPE ................................................................................................................... 7 3.1 3.2 4 P2 SYSTEM ......................................................................................................................... 8 4.1 4.2 5 INCLUSIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 7 EXCLUSIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 7 MODULES OF P2 ............................................................................................................................... 8 USER BASE ....................................................................................................................................... 8 SUPPORT MODEL................................................................................................................ 9 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 SUPPORT SCENARIOS .......................................................................................................................... 9 5.1.1 Types of User Supported ................................................................................................. 9 5.1.2 Scenarios for teacher support ......................................................................................... 9 5.1.3 Scenarios for business user support ................................................................................ 9 SUPPORT INCIDENT MANAGEMENT FLOWCHARTS .................................................................................. 10 SUPPORT TIERS................................................................................................................................ 11 5.3.1 Summary of Support Process ........................................................................................ 11 5.3.2 Tier 1 – Local Support Specialists .................................................................................. 13 5.3.3 Tier 2 –Global ELT Support Teams & SME Experts ........................................................ 15 5.3.4 Tier 3 – PT US and UK (Application and Technical Support) ......................................... 17 5.3.5 Tier 4 – Vendor Support ................................................................................................ 18 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................................................ 19 5.4.1 System Ownership ........................................................................................................ 19 5.4.2 Roles and Responsibilities Matrix ................................................................................. 19 6 ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................ 21 7 SERVICES DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................... 21 8 SERVICE SUPPORT DETAILS ............................................................................................... 22 8.1 8.2 8.3 9 PEARSON ELT SUPPORT .................................................................................................................... 22 8.1.1 Support Options ............................................................................................................ 22 8.1.2 ELT Service Level Agreement (SLA) ............................................................................... 22 8.1.3 Tier 2 – Subject Matter Experts..................................................................................... 23 PEARSON TECHNOLOGY RESPONSE TIMES............................................................................................. 24 8.2.1 PT UK Support ............................................................................................................... 24 8.2.2 PT US Support ............................................................................................................... 24 PEARSON TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TEAMS ............................................................................................. 24 MANAGEMENT REPORTING AND KPIS ............................................................................... 25 10 SERVICE REVIEWS ............................................................................................................. 25 11 SERVICE CHARGES ............................................................................................................ 25 12 PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT / KEY CONTACTS ................................................................. 25 13 SIGNATORIES.................................................................................................................... 26 Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 4 of 26 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 ELT VISION To implement an IT infrastructure that will support and promote ELT’s global demands for online presence and capabilities and positions Pearson ELT as the natural market-leader in the digital learning era. P2 is the programme that is implementing the solution. 1.2 P2 OVERVIEW P2 is an IT infrastructure for Pearson ELT to support and promote ELT’s global demands for online presence and capabilities. It is central to Pearson ELT's strategy to: move to digital delivery grow market share develop new revenues It is a multi-application solution comprising web content management (WCM), online community, campaign management, subscription management, e-commerce and web analytics. P2 will roll-out ELT global website and sales and marketing infrastructure using a consistent look and feel and branding, but with content to suit local markets. The global website will incorporate web 2.0 concepts such as eMarketing and communities and will also have ecommerce capability where relevant for a region or country. The solution will allow existing source systems for data to be integrated where available, or will provide those capabilities to markets where they are not. The P2 programme will also deliver the relevant business process changes that accompany the IT solution. 1.3 BACKGROUND The 451 project team are managing the core components, which provide the capability to build the ELT website. The components are being built by HCL. The Campaign Management piece of work and its interface is being built by the ELT P2 team. The ELT Global Web Portal will be supported by Pearson Technology (PT) and Pearson ELT Global Support team once it goes live. The global site is scheduled to launch in December 2011. For PT and ELT Support team to be able to support the P2 system, a Service Design document is required. It must be available at least 3 months before the first implementation to give the support teams sufficient time to prepare, which could include recruitment of support personnel. This document supplements other existing service support documents – see section Associated Documents for details. Care has been taken not to have a wholesale duplication of these documents here. However, some detail has been included to make clear the support model will fully support P2 and to make sure any potential gaps for P2 support are considered. 2 OBJECTIVES & PURPOSE The overall purpose of this document is to define the P2 support services that will be provided by PT US/UK and Global ELT Support Team and to clearly define a support process that includes PearsonELTSupport.com. This will help to reduce/remove potential areas for service failure by clarifying ownership, any existing misunderstandings, and by identifying and filling any service ‘gaps’. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 5 of 26 Once the support model has been agreed, support management can then take the appropriate actions to implement the support model. In some cases, this will require additional capital expenditure, eg. for recruiting a Tier 3 technical support owner in the PT UK, which means that the support model needs to be agreed early enough to enable sufficient time for budgets and expenditure to be approved. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 6 of 26 3 SERVICE SCOPE 3.1 INCLUSIONS The service model includes: Defining the service provided by PT UK/US and the Global ELT Support team How performance is measured and reported, The service covered by this document is for the support that PT UK, PT US and the Global ELT Support Team provide for P2, to be used by Business Partners as detailed in Parties to the Agreement / Key Contacts. 3.2 EXCLUSIONS This section lists items that are out of scope of this document. No What has been excluded Where is it included? 1. Tier 4 support for the transition of P2 to live during the HCL 3 month warranty period for the HCL developed pieces of the solution. Owned by 451. Reducing the number of Helpdesk systems. As it is under HCL warranty it will be supported by 451 and not P2. 2. 3. Assisting with the build of local websites after warranty period / 451 have handed over. 4. Preparing the Tier 1 local support teams for P2. Andrew Jack is currently consolidating the various Helpdesk systems into a single version of Remedy. 1. Some site build/maintenance tasks that can't be done by the ELT team will still be done through Ops tickets, eg. changing drop down list entries 2. Some tasks will go into the 451 Change Control process (interwoven related developments/changes) 3. Other tasks will go through the RFS process. If PT involvement is required, the business will have to raise an RFS. This is being handled by Lester Holmes, the Technical Product Support Manager of Multimedia for Pearson ELT Global ELT. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 7 of 26 4 P2 SYSTEM 4.1 MODULES OF P2 P2 consists of the following key modules: Module Description Supported by Aprimo Comergent DIA Drools EPM ESubs2 Interwoven Campaign management and Aprimo interface eCommerce Interfaces (except for Aprimo interface) Rules engine / discounts Product database for P2 Global Subscriptions and registrations for P2 Global Interwoven Web Content Management platform Used to provide an enterprise-grade authoring, preview and live end-user environment for managing presentation and content for static and dynamic (data-driven) web sites. Interwoven TeamSite product Enables the back office users to update the content and presentation using a rich set of tools, including access control, version management and preview environment. With little training, the business owners can self-serve their presentation needs, updating the look and feel of their sites based on previously designed sets of dynamic and static page components. Community solution - www.ELTcommunity.com Search Forms builder Sales order processing for P2 Global Analytics PT UK PT US PT US PT US PT UK PT UK PT US Jive Lucene Orbeon VISTA WebTrends PT US PT US PT US PT UK PT US NB. There may need to be another entry here for the actual code that has been developed by HCL, as this may be supported separately at tier 4. Leonid Geller to provide list of component parts of the solution developed by HCL. 4.2 USER BASE User Type Numbers Registered users 200k-300k at launch, rising through roll-out to local markets. P2 is only aimed at teachers. Subscribers 5,000 to 10,000 in first year, rising to 20,000+ by 2015. Business users 10 to 20 at global launch, rising to approximately 100 through local roll-out. 2 There are other systems that take the place of ESubs, EPM and VISTA in local markets for the planned rollout – see exclusions 4 and 5 in section 3.2. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence © Pearson Technology UK P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 Page 8 of 26 5 SUPPORT MODEL The support model states how support will be provided in response to an issue. This could be from an external customer, an internal business user, or a technical problem. This will include: How support for this service should be requested, Escalation procedures, Respective contact details, including specific roles and responsibilities. 5.1 SUPPORT SCENARIOS The support model will have to deal with many scenarios, some of which are listed here. 5.1.1 Types of User Supported Support will provided to two main types of users: 1. Teachers or instructors. 2. Business users, ie. Pearson staff, including those working in the local offices. 5.1.2 Scenarios for teacher support 1. A teacher has a problem logging in to P2. What would they do? 2. A teacher trying to purchase a subscription is having problems doing so. How will we support them? 3. A teacher wants to complain about something they have seen on the community web-site. How do they do that? 5.1.3 Scenarios for business user support 4. A UK PEI marketing person wants to set up a new ELT marketing initiative for customers on the P2/ELT website. They are not quite sure how to do it, although they know a bit about Aprimo. What would they do? 5. Reports are coming through that the search on P2 isn’t finding things it should be and it appears there is something wrong/buggy with the search function. How do they get the problem resolved? 6. Ecommerce stops accepting new orders. What needs to happen? Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 9 of 26 5.2 SUPPORT INCIDENT MANAGEMENT FLOWCHARTS Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 10 of 26 5.3 SUPPORT TIERS Figure 1. The four tiers of support for P2. The Global ELT Technical Support team also offer tier zero support for purchased products, such as MyLabs, by the local sales teams directly to the customer. This support model for P2 is not offering tier zero support. 5.3.1 Summary of Support Process 1. FAQs/Knowledgebase: Customers will first click on Help/Support for technical assistance. This will bring the customer to the system FAQs/Knowledgebase items page. If issues cannot be resolved via FAQs/Knowledgebase items, the customer would click on a link to request support via the Global ELT Technical Support website (www.PearsonELTSupport.com). The FAQs/Knowledgebase items will also be setup to send issues to the Customer Service department is the issues is not technical support related. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 11 of 26 2. Tier 1 (Local Language Support where applicable): Tier 1 escalates support tickets to Tier 2 issues they cannot support, translating them to English where required3. 3. Tier 2 (Global ELT Support Teams) will pick up the support escalation and exhaust all possible efforts to resolve this issue. If issue cannot be resolve, Tier 2 will escalate to SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) 4. SMEs, part of Tier 2 support, accept support tickets passed to them by the Global ELT Support Teams. 5. The SME exhaust all possible efforts to resolve this issue. If issue cannot be resolve, support tickets to Tier 3 (PT US/UK Technical Support Owners). 6. Tier 3 Technical Support Owners receive and triage tickets from Tier 2. They pass tickets to the appropriate application support team as required. 7. Tier 3 Application support teams support the tickets they receive, liaising with each other and the Technical Support Owners. 8. Tickets the application support teams cannot resolve are passed to Tier 4 (System Vendor). 9. Tier 4 are the software vendors or external support companies, who are requested to resolve the problems. 10. Tier 3 will maintain communication with Tier 2 staff at all times. 11. Tier 2 will maintain communication with Tier 1 staff or directly with the customer at all times. 3 See exclusion 5 in section 3.2. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 12 of 26 5.3.2 Tier 1 – Local Support Specialists User Eg. Teacher Tier 1 ELT Service Support Team · Local office support P2 Figure 2. Tier 1 support model. Tier 1 is our starting point or initial point for all support of the P2 system, ie. to internal business users and to external users, especially teachers. As such, Tier 1 Support has the strong opportunity to affect customer satisfaction, gather the necessary information and resolve issues first hand. Many teachers and internal business users of P2 who needs support will first visit the FAQ/Knowledgebase section of the P2 website. If the user cannot find the solution to the issue, they will click on a link and be automatically directed to the PearsonELTSupport.com. On the support website, users can further search the Knowledgebase for frequently asked questions, instantly Chat with an available local language support representative, or Send an Email for assistance. The user’s email / live chat automatically generate a support ticket in Kayako’s SupportSuite help desk system. The support system will be configured such that the helpdesk emails are directed to the appropriate local language support staff. Telephone support will not be promoted on the web sites. However some users will have the telephone number of the local office. In these cases the call would be logged in SupportSuite and handled like any other support requests. In locations where Tier 1 support is not available, the Global ELT Support Teams will provide Tier 1 support until a local team can become available. Local Language Support (Tier 1) will initially be available in the following countries and languages, and may expand where applicable: Region/Country Language United States United Kingdom Italy Turkey Hong Kong Brazil Japan Korea Mexico English English, Dutch, German, Italian Italian Turkish Simplified Chinese, Simplified Chinese Portuguese Japanese Korean Spanish In cases where Tier 1 Support cannot identify a solution or reproduce a customer's issue, the case will be translated to English and escalated to Tier 2 Support (Global ELT Support Team). Escalation to Tier 2 Support is appropriate only when Tier 1 Support has exhausted all knowledge, but has not been able to resolve or reproduce the problem. Tier 1 Support Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 13 of 26 will document all information relating to the incident and then re-assigns/report the incident to Tier 2 Support. Summary of Responsibilities: · Providing support in local language · Collecting information from customers to determine source of the issue · End-user communication -- respond via chat, phone or e-mail (where applicable) · Gather additional information from customers where applicable · Utilize translated Knowledgebase articles to assist customers · Managing User expectations · Software Installation user training (if applicable) · Where language barrier is an issue, handle issues until a solution is reached. · Escalate cases when appropriate Common Issues: · Forget login name and password · Need product information, correlations, pricing, etc. · Need product information (system requirements) · Need access code/access file for products · Need product demonstrations and installation training (where applicable) · Answering other common questions Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 14 of 26 5.3.3 Tier 2 –Global ELT Support Teams & SME Experts Tier 2 supports issues escalated from the local tier 1 team. Figure 3. All Tier 2 calls would come in via tier 1. The Global ELT Support teams direct calls they cannot deal with directly to the appropriate Subject Matter Expert (SME). Issues escalated by tier 1 would go to the Global ELT Support teams, who are based in the UK, US and Hong Kong. Tier 2 would typically receive problems such as: Newly discovered software and system bugs, Cases where the user has an unusual computer configuration or environment that seems to be causing the problem. Problems from internal business users, eg. using an application, creating a new template, or data issues with the application. The ELT Regional Support team will attempt to resolve problems passed on to them, but if they can’t they will pass the problems to SMEs. This includes issues raised by internal business users. The ELT Regional Support team do this by entering any relevant details on PearsonELTSupport.com and selecting the appropriate SME from a list provided by the system. The system then automatically emails the problem to the SME. The same SupportSuite ticket will be used throughout. This also means that PearsonELTSupport.com will have to be configured with the SMEs. If there is no SME then the Regional Office would escalate the call directly to Tier 3. Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) The Subject Matter Expert or SME is a ‘superuser’ working in the business, who has indepth knowledge of the application. The SME will be able to resolve non-technical support issues. It is cheaper to use an SME than more expensive technical staff and developers working in PT. VISTA issues found by the Customer Services team are reported to their internal Operations Help Desk, who provide SME support – currently Michelle Phillips with Maggie Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 15 of 26 Pegram to take over in Q2/Q3 2011. They log calls on Goldmine6 and manage to solve around 70% of all queries. The remaining 30% are passed to the PT UK VISTA support team, which they do by raising a Remedy Help Desk ticket. EPM business issues are reported to the EMEA Product Information team in Harlow, headed by Debbie Wood. If it is a business problem it is directed back to the business. If it is a system problem, they will raise a Remedy ticket and also add it to their issue log for prioritisation. Local and regional offices will need to arrange support and SMEs for their own systems. Escalation to Tier 3 Problems that could not be resolved by the SMEs are escalated to Tier 3 as follows: By raising a ticket for PT UK in Remedy Sending an email to the ChangePoint landing desk for PT US support. The SME must add the SupportSuite ticket number to the Remedy or ChangePoint ticket to enable the call to be tracked and stop any calls being ‘lost’. Therefore Tier 2 will need the following information: 1. Access to Remedy to raise a ticket for PT UK. NB. This will be available on the new 5555 intranet site, expected to be live from April / May 2011. 2. Email address for the ChangePoint landing desk for PT US support. The SME will know who the relevant support team is for each issue. For the list of SMEs see Tier 2 – Subject Matter Experts. The Goldmine system is internal to Customer Services UK. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 6 © Pearson Technology UK Page 16 of 26 5.3.4 Tier 3 – PT US and UK (Application and Technical Support) Tier 3 support is provided by PT UK and US for software development and technical support escalated from Tier 2. Figure 4. Tier 3 support starts when helpdesk tickets are received by either PT UK or PT US for the core components and will require Technical Support Owners to act as a single point of contact / ownership. In Tier 3 a single Technical support person will take ownership of new tickets, which will come via Remedy tickets for PT UK or ChangePoint tickets for PT US. The SupportSuite Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 17 of 26 ticket reference will be on the Remedy and ChangePoint tickets and vice-versa to ensure progress can be passed back to Tier 1 where appropriate. There could be a ChangePoint and a Remedy ticket for the same problem. It will also be the responsibility of the Technical Support owner to direct the ticket to the appropriate application support team. Where the UK and US support will need to work together to resolve a problem, the Technical Support owners must ensure the necessary liaison is occurring between PT US and PT UK. Technical Support Owner Summary of the role of the technical support owner: Single contact for ownership of support calls in Tier 3 Triage support tickets received Direct the Helpdesk tickets to the relevant team Work with the application teams to determine the source of the problem, where necessary liaise with their transatlantic PT Technical Support owner as well as the owners of local systems, eg. the local equivalents of EPM, Vista, etc. Ensure helpdesk tickets are progressed and kept up to date. Keep business and Tier 1 and 2 in the loop with progress as required. At the time of writing, PT US have hired someone who will take on the role as Technical Support Owner, reporting to Bill Mills. An equivalent person for PT UK will need to be recruited7. 5.3.5 Tier 4 – Vendor Support Tier 4 support will be requested by the appropriate PT application team, who will manage the support call. Tier 4 support is offered by the software vendors and HCL, who will be contacted if a fix or change is needed in their software. All tier 4 issues require a ChangePoint or Remedy helpdesk ticket; in most cases these would already exist. 7 PT UK Application Services are responsible for recruiting for this role. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 18 of 26 5.4 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES 5.4.1 System Ownership PT US · Interwoven (Product & Content · · · · · · · PT UK · Aprimo and interface (Campaign Management) Management) Drools (Discounting/Rules engine) Plus Global systems: · Esubs (Subscriptions) DIA (Interfaces) Orbeon (Forms Builder) · · WebTrends (Analytics) Lucene (Search) VISTA (Sales order processing) EPM (Product database) Comergent (eCommerce) Jive Clearspace (Community solution) Figure 5. The list of systems used by P2 supported by PT US and UK. PT UK already have teams that support the four systems listed in figure 5. New support teams will not have to be created to specifically support P2, although it may be necessary to increase the size of the current teams. It will also be necessary to recruit Technical Support Owners – see section 5.3.4 for details. PT US have created a Digital Delivery Support team to support the systems listed above for Penguin, DK, ELT, Schools and HIP. They will support problems escalated to them for Global P2 or from any other country, provided they use the systems listed above8. 5.4.2 Roles and Responsibilities Matrix This covers the roles taken by: The Global ELT Support Teams PT UK, ie. PT UK Technical Support Owner PT US, ie. PT US Technical Support Owner Support Component PT UK PT US UAT Regression Testing Training of Tier 1 & 2 support teams New Requirements prioritisation Requirements specification Business Change Planning 8 Global ELT Support Teams Comments Business to raise request via RFS. PT UK/US provide costings for RFS where appropriate. Requirements to be documented by PT as part of project. PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated Business owned See exclusion 5 in section 3.2. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 19 of 26 Support Component Global ELT Support Teams PT UK PT US Incident Management Problem Management Change Management Release Management – includes sign-off and approval of fixes. Issue prioritisation Security & Audit Service Management Network Monitoring Escalation & Feedback Upgrades Patching & Maintenance Disaster Recovery Promotion into Production Service Reporting Comments PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US would co-ordinate all activities with the Business PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US Co-ordinated PT UK/US will co-ordinate with Business Table 1. Keys for the roles and responsibility matrix: - Primary Ownership/Accountability - Secondary Supporting role Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 20 of 26 6 ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS 1. Service Support Document for the Digital Delivery Support Team, by Bill Mills, PT US. 2. Global ELT Technical Product Support ver. draft (2010) by Lester Holmes, Pearson Education. 3. Service Design Document for Aprimo by Nick Pearce, PT UK. 4. ELT Portal: Support and Issue Management (2009) - PowerPoint presentation. 5. Service Level Objectives (SLOs) for PT US - Digital Delivery SLO - Operations 6. Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for supporting Pearson Education Service Level Agreements 7 SERVICES DESCRIPTION Figure 6. Support services include all the support components that need to be considered to fully support P2. Each organisation has their service support documents – see Associated Documents for details. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 21 of 26 8 SERVICE SUPPORT DETAILS 8.1 PEARSON ELT SUPPORT This covers first and second tier support for teachers and users of the website. The hours below are those of the local office. 8.1.1 Support Options Monday - Friday | 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM E-mail & Website | 24/7 Phone Support (Instructors Only) This service is available to instructors and lab administrators at no additional cost. Users needing phone support would have to first contact technical support via the support website and then provide a call back phone number. Hours of Operation Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm Online Live Chat This service is available to both instructors and students at no additional cost. Customers can instantly chat with an available local language support specialist. Go to: www.PearsonELTSupport.com Click on Live Support ONLINE button. Hours of Operation Monday – Friday 8:00am – 6:00pm E-mail Support Support specialists are available to answer all questions and e-mails are responded to within 24 business hours. Go to: www.PearsonELTSupport.com Click on Send an Email button. Live Remote Support Our technical support specialists use a remote service to provide instant remote support, training and help to customers when the issue cannot be resolve easily on the phone or via emails. Simply visit our support website, start a live chat with a technician, and then request Live Remote assistance to fix the issue. Technical Support Website www.PearsonELTSupport.com In addition to the Help resources that accompany your product or course’s website, our Technical Support website provides self-help assistance, 24/7. Customers or organizations can track and reply to support requests online. The support website interface is translated in various languages (Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Russian, French, etc.) with select Knowledgebase items translated as well. On the support website, customers can find software downloads and patches, user guides, training manuals, interactive video tutorials, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), and other product information. 8.1.2 ELT Service Level Agreement (SLA) Even though the technical support team typically respond much faster, the Service Level Agreement (SLA) of our initial response time is as follow: A. 24 business hours for Students B. 12 business hours for Educators C. 8 business hours for Priority customers. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 22 of 26 8.1.3 Tier 2 – Subject Matter Experts This is the list of SMEs for each of the core systems. Core System Aprimo Interwoven Drools DIA Orbeon WebTrends Lucene Comergent Jive SME Contact details Josh Pert to confirm Josh Pert to confirm Bill Mills Josh Pert to confirm Josh Pert to confirm Josh Pert to confirm Josh Pert to confirm Theo Nicolaou [email protected] [email protected] Awaiting confirmation on all the SMEs or contact details for the areas highlighted in yellow. This is the list of UK SMEs for each of the PT UK systems. Local System Aprimo Esubs ViSTA EPM SME Contact details 9 Emma Torjussen Mina Pandya Operations Helpdesk Marilyn Sutherland, EPM Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 9 The plan is to train people in the local offices during the roll-out of Aprimo, with the aim of reducing the volume of support calls. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 23 of 26 8.2 PEARSON TECHNOLOGY RESPONSE TIMES This covers third tier support. 8.2.1 PT UK Support The business request support by raising a call to Remedy when support is needed. Priority Response time Fix time Definition Urgent High Normal Low See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See SLA See Associated Documents for details of SLA. 8.2.2 PT US Support The business request support by raising a call to ChangePoint when support is needed. Priority Response time Fix time Definition Critical High Medium Low See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See SLO See Associated Documents for details of SLO. 8.3 PEARSON TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TEAMS These are the third tier application support teams and the escalation contacts. System Support team Business hours Aprimo and interface EPM Esubs ViSTA Comergent PT UK PT UK PT UK PT UK PT US 9am – 5pm UK time “ “ “ TBC DIA Drools Interwoven Jive Lucene PT US PT US PT US PT US PT US Orbeon WebTrends PT US PT US 1st contact TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC UK Technical Support Owner “ “ “ US Technical Support Owner “ “ “ “ “ TBC TBC “ “ 2nd contact 3rd contact Bridgit Warner Bira Bains Nick Pearce Nick Pearce Peter Fox Anirudh Sharma “ “ “ Bill Mills TBC TBC Prasad Kandarpa TBC TBC “ “ “ “ “ TBC Ilona Voznesenskya “ “ Bill Mills to confirm 2nd contact and business hours. Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 24 of 26 9 MANAGEMENT REPORTING AND KPIS PT UK and PT US will produce separate monthly management reports, which will be based around the services provided with Key Performance Indicators. See SLA for details. PT US - Digital Delivery SLO - Operations SLAs for Pearson Education Service Level Agreements 10 SERVICE REVIEWS Service reviews will be carried out on a quarterly basis to explore any opportunities that may improve the service or where developments in IT might be able to support any new business opportunities/initiatives. It is understood that in carrying out these reviews it may be necessary to modify the Service Design and Service Level Objective in terms of service components and performance targets. This would typically be where it is acknowledged that the targets are out of date or circumstances have changed. 11 SERVICE CHARGES N/A 12 PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT / KEY CONTACTS These are the key people who will ‘own’, agree and deliver the Service as per this Service Design document and carry out periodic reviews. General concerns or issues regarding service should be raised at service review meetings or via the people listed below. Name Support Role Business area Joshua Pert 451 451 Steve Crowdy ELT Support Team ELT Lester Holmes ELT Support Team ELT Kenneth Volcjak ELT Support Team ELT Geoff Saunders P2 P2 Bonnie Cruickshank P2 P2 Bira Bains UK Director of Application Services PT UK Bridgit Warner UK Aprimo Support PT UK Nick Pearce UK EPM and Esubs support PT UK Peter Fox UK VISTA Support PT UK Bill Mills US Digital Delivery Support PT US Leonid Geller US Digital Delivery Build PT US Sanjay Desai US Digital Delivery Management PT US Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 25 of 26 13 SIGNATORIES This Service Design is effective for a period of 12 months from the dates below subject to the ongoing service review process. On behalf of PT UK Name Signature Position Date On behalf of PT US Name Signature Position Date On behalf of ELT Support Team Name Signature Position Date Last saved: 28 July 2017 23:55:00 Commercial in Confidence P2 Service Design Document - Version 2.0 © Pearson Technology UK Page 26 of 26
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