List of Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management Customers
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Companies using Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management for Incident Management include: Sanofi, a France based Life Sciences organisation with 82878 employees and revenues of $47.74 billion, Groupe Casino, a France based Retail organisation with 188811 employees and revenues of $37.27 billion, Department for Transport, a United Kingdom based Government organisation with 18245 employees and revenues of $15.85 billion, Southwire Company, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 8500 employees and revenues of $9.00 billion, Krones, a Germany based Manufacturing organisation with 19349 employees and revenues of $5.07 billion and many others.
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Akka Technologies Switzerland | Professional Services | 21080 | $1.8B | Belgium | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, Akka Technologies Switzerland implemented Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management to industrialize IT operations across approximately 12,000 users and 80 branches worldwide. The deployment targeted IT Servicedesk and IT Process Management workflows, explicitly supporting incident, request, and entry exit endpoint management use cases consistent with the Incident Management category.
The implementation included configuration of Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management and the industrialization of workstation provisioning using Ivanti ServiceDesk v2016. Functional capabilities implemented covered incident handling, request fulfillment, fleet management of hardware and software, and endpoint lifecycle controls tied to Endpoint Management v2017, with technical administration of workstations and standardized software and patch distribution processes.
Integrations and operational coverage focused on documentation and publication pipelines, with a managed SharePoint site used for publication of processes and documentation. The program also contributed to establishment of a Central N0 support node in Morocco, and the scope of operations included IT servicedesk teams and fleet administrators across the global branch footprint.
Governance changes emphasized formal documentation and reporting management rules, including KPI oriented documentation, process governance for administration of processes and assets, and consolidated reporting. The engagement included project management activities for the Landesk implementation and operating model adjustments to support centralized support and standardized incident management workflows.
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Department for Transport | Government | 18245 | $15.9B | United Kingdom | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, the Department for Transport implemented Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management to standardize incident handling across its IT support functions. The deployment used Ivanti Service Manager with the Heat Database as the underlying data store and configured the Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management application to support incident lifecycle management, ticketing, prioritization, and SLA tracking.
Configuration emphasized core Incident Management capabilities including incident logging and classification, automated escalation rules, workflow driven resolution processes, and role based access controls for support teams. Governance centered on defined incident ownership, workflow orchestration in Ivanti Service Manager Heat Database, and form and process configuration to enforce routing and lifecycle governance across departmental IT and service desk operations.
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Groupe Casino | Retail | 188811 | $37.3B | France | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2017 | n/a |
Groupe Casino implemented Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management in 2017 to centralize incident handling and service desk workflows. Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management was positioned as the enterprise Incident Management platform supporting IT operations, service delivery, and device provisioning across the retail estate.
The deployment covers receipt of requests and front line incident triage, with incident management conducted via ARS and Ivanti. Functional capabilities implemented include password management, pre configuration and configuration of equipment such as telephones and PCs, and staged delivery of user devices.
Change management was formalized inside the Ivanti environment following a defined lifecycle, including classification of changes as standard or non standard, impact analysis, escalation to the Change Advisory Board, technical and functional testing, delivery into the acceptance environment, and realization of application production releases. Operating artifacts were maintained as part of the flow, with updating of operating files labeled DEX and explicit post deployment change monitoring to verify proper operation after deployment.
Operational integrations noted include Cisco phones management through the Kurmi console tied into device provisioning and configuration workflows. Governance changes emphasized formal CAB gatekeeping, acceptance environment validation, and documented change monitoring, aligning Incident Management processes with structured release and device delivery procedures.
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Manufacturing | 19349 | $5.1B | Germany | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2019 | n/a |
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Government | 25000 | $3.0B | France | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2020 | n/a |
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Life Sciences | 82878 | $47.7B | France | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2018 | n/a |
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Manufacturing | 8500 | $9.0B | United States | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2016 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 650 | $100M | France | Ivanti | Ivanti Service Desk Incident Management | Incident Management | 2019 | n/a |
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