Kategorie: ‘Insight IT Center’
Not only multi- and cross-, but now also omnichannel!
As the single point of contact (SPoC) for customer support at IT Center Services and selected university services, customer satisfaction is a top priority for us. To make it especially convenient for you, we therefore offer several channels for contacting us. So you can reach us not only by phone and mail, but also by chat and via the ticket portal, you can leave messages and comments on Twitter, Facebook and here on the blog, and you can like us on YouTube. This means that we have several channels (multichannel).
The changeover to a so-called omnichannel tool enables us to design input channels more clearly.
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Always on our radar: Quality assurance and customer satisfaction
Satisfied customers and those who want to become satisfied customers are our top priority at the IT Center. For support, this means not only a high level of availability and a quick response time to requests, but also providing comprehensive instructions. We always aim to fulfill your expectations and wishes in the best possible way – even if this may not always be obvious at first glance.
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Submission of DFN certificate requests possible again
As of today, January 11, 2021, it will once again be possible to submit DFN user and server certificate applications in person at the IT Center. Applications will be accepted as usual at Seffenter Weg 23 at the upper entrance. In order to drop off your user and server certificate applications in person, you need to book an appointment via our appointment scheduler.
Do not forget: Certificate applications only upon presentation of an official, valid photo ID!
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Corona lockdown in NRW also applies to RWTH Aachen University
Germany does not yet have the Corona pandemic under control: the still rising number of new infections require a hard lockdown from December 16, 2020 until initially January 10, 2021. The RWTH Aachen University is also living up to its responsibility as the city’s largest employer and is switching university operations to emergency mode from Wednesday. Employees will work in mandatory home offices from Wednesday at the latest. Nevertheless, the operational capability of the university’s IT services – especially with regard to online teaching – will be ensured in any case.
As of December 16, 2020, RWTH Aachen University will go into emergency operation.
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