Which of the following is not one of fdic’s four steps to create a successful sla?
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In this articleDynamics 365 Field Service builds on the Service Level Agreement (SLA) functionality of Dynamics 365 Customer Service. SLAs help organizations ensure work orders get the right level of attention in a timely manner. For example, a field service organization offers an SLA to their customers. They promise that field technicians arrive within 3 hours from the time a work order is created. The organization wants a warning status displayed after 90 minutes and to use the SLA timer during the scheduling process. For more information on SLAs, go to Define SLAs. In this article, you'll learn how to associate SLAs to Field Service work orders. Prerequisites
Enable SLA functionality for Field Service
Create SLA KPIsYou can create new SLA KPI instances by going to Advanced Settings > Customizations > Customize the System > Entities > SLA KPI Instance > 1:N Relationships > New 1-to-Many Relationship.
Add SLA KPIs to Field Service
Create SLANow we're going to create a new SLA.
Add the SLA to a work order
Moving forward, you can associate an SLA on a work order record. Schedule a work order to meet SLAOnce a work order is associated with an SLA, the Time From Promised and Time To Promised fields will be populated on the work order according to the SLA, appropriate SLA Item, and business hours of the SLA. These fields will populate along with other system jobs, which may typically take up to 5 minutes. Scheduling capabilities like the schedule assistant consider these fields and therefore will respect the SLA. Pausing an SLA timer on the work order will update Time From Promised and Time To Promised fields when resumed. FeedbackSubmit and view feedback for What are the four basic strategies used to treat the risk of the information assets?Risk Impact Measurement
There are four basic strategies for managing risk: transference, acceptance, avoidance and mitigation.
Which of the following are three of the five risk control strategies?They are: Avoid, Reduce, Share, Transfer and Retain the risks.
What are the three common approaches to implement the mitigation risk treatment strategy?Answer: The three common approaches are the application of policy, the application of training and education, and the implementation of technology.
What is the difference between a control and risk management strategy in response to risk?Rather, risk management refers to the full process of identifying, preventing, and mitigating risks, while risk control is one of the tools under that risk management umbrella. Risk management is analyzing and attending to risks; risk control is the strategy by which you attempt to prevent it.
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