Service Dynamics is pleased to announce our new partnership with HaloITSM.

This announcement means that Service Dynamics is now a solution integrator and service provider of leading IT Service Management (ITSM) tool HaloITSM.

We have partnered with HaloITSM so we can provide small-to-medium sized organisations and businesses with an intuitive, easy to use ITSM SaaS solution with rich functionality at a very compelling (price / value) proposition. 

HaloITSM aligns very well with the service management needs of New Zealand SME customers who are looking for an ITSM solution with comprehensive capabilities including;

  • Incident Management
  • Problem Management
  • Change Management
  • Flexible configuration
  • Release & knowledge Management
  • CMDB
  • Reporting & SLA management
  • Process and workflow design
  • Asset Management
  • ITOM integrations
  • and much more. 

We're excited about extending our technology partnerships and believe this solution meets a real niche in the market. We welcome HaloITSM to the Service Dynamics portfolio of service management solutions!

Click here to find out more about HaloITSM, register for a demo or set-up your very own HaloITSM trial system for free.

 

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