Service Desk Institute
The Service Desk Institute (SDI), founded in 1988, is a worldwide professional organisation for those working in the IT service and support industry. SDI delivers information to help improve the knowledge of help desk professionals through IT support training, community-based forums and event-based services. Their stated goals are to help individuals improve their knowledge and skills to enhance the careers of IT service professionals.
Background
SDI was first named The Help Desk User Group and was founded by Howard Kendall. The company later became known as the Help Desk Institute. In 2008 the company undertook a rebranding exercise and on 9 April 2008 changed its name to The Service Desk Institute.
See also
References
- SDI's Standards for Service Desks and for IT Service professionals
- SDI's Free Online Service Desk Assessment
- Service Desk Certification, A Pocket Guide
- IT Service Buyer's Guide
- IT Service & Support Awards
- The SDI Service Desk Benchmarking Trends Report
- Future IT Service Trends: The Service Desk in 2017 & Beyond
- SDI Events Calendar: Inspiring one-day events for IT service professionals who want to improve their service desk
- Service Desk Analyst Qualification
- Service Desk Manager Qualification
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