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IT Support Desk

 Where do you go if you have a problem with your satellite television or broadband service provider? Whom do you call if your have a problem with your computer’s installation system or if your printer just died on you before a major presentation? Who is the one person who can quickly support you stop that whining noise and smoke that your lap top is generating right in the middle of the conference call you are having with your boss? If you are like me, the auto dial function on your telephone will have the number of your friendly global IT support desk often based in London!

According to me, the IT support desk is the best invention of man in the twenty first century. The computer and all the electronic gadgets are over hyped. Technology changes much before it becomes affordable in the first place. And gadgets and gizmos are flooding the marketplace like never before. If there is anything at all that has remained consistent through all the tumult, it has been the ubiquitous IT support desk.

The concept of the IT support desk started off as a service offering, provided by makers of new IT products and services to clients, who were still unfamiliar with the new age technology. But as users have got to be more savvy, the products and services too have become even more complex. Which makes the role of the IT support desk even more important. Take Windows itself. This simple operating system started off as Windows 1.0. it grew over the years to become Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, 97, 2000 and now XP. Obviously, each new version has seen the features increase. And each passing year has seen more users start taking up desktop computing as a real option.

This has only meant more work for the people at the Microsoft IT support desk. As the versions increased and the features expanded, the conventional support desk too expanded to become much more than a mere service offering. Software products and services almost being on par made the quality of the after sales service a critical component in the competitive marketplace. And the IT support desk, being at the forefront of this arena, has had to adapt and evolve.

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So, the typical IT support desk of today is staffed not just with people who can familiarize you with products and their features, but also specialist engineers and technicians who can troubleshoot your problems and provide you with the correct solution, often within the duration of a simple telephone call. And since the business demands skilled professionals who come with an innate understanding of technology, better prospects have emerged for IT professionals.

In fact, in keeping with the global outsourcing trend, most IT support desk jobs have moved out of London and the United Kingdom to countries like India and China where there is no shortage of skilled manpower, and the quality of the professionals is assured. The beneficial cost structures have also contributed to this trend. For like I mentioned earlier, the products may evolve and newer versions may come up. But unless the IT support desk remains an integral part of the service offering, there will be no exponential increase of market share.

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