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Service Level Agreement

What is SLA?

When working with a vendor, it's important to establish a Service Level Agreement (SLA) that clearly outlines the expected level of service. This agreement should include specific metrics for measuring performance, as well as potential remedies or penalties if the vendor fails to meet the agreed-upon service levels.

Service Level Agreement

Implementation Project Manager (Denver, CO). 2004-2009

Managed and Implemented SLA (Service Level Agreement) for the five-year, managed services, outsourcing agreement. As a vendor we provided full IT, Production support, mission critical systems management, SOX compliance, and cyber protection. Though there was an SLA agreement our vendor-customer relationship were more of a trusted advisor and a partnership. We never failed a metric of service and we managed to exceed customer expectations.

Use Case

SLA Synchronic

Plan: Define SLA Scope, Calculation, Dispute, Credit/Debit

Stakeholders: Customer/Vendor, Operations

Reports: Performance, Exceptions, Trends

Intervention: Critical Violations, Repeated Fails, Overdeliver

Tools: Collaboration environment, Data Warehouse

Service Level Agreement

Methodology

Packages

road hazard
Manage Risks!

Informed decisions with Risk Management, Vulnerability Assessment, and Due Diligence

Time-Saving
Save Time!

Define steps to prevent time slip, meet committed schedule and more

performance-measurement
Take Control!

Assess and Design key indicators and develop an easy projects control mechanism

Save Money
Keep Money!

Prevent money leaks and be prepare to 'kill' projects. Align portfolio with strategy

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