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Certification and Partnership

  • Microsoft Gold Partner
  • Hewlett Packard (former Mercury)
  • KPIT Infosystems(CMMi Level 5)

  • Solution Experience

  • Consumer Packaged Goods Industry
  • Government
  • Services Industry
  • Telco Industry
  • UN Organizations
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    Maintenance & Support Services

    Delegating day-to-day support & maintenance of your applications

    The daily support and maintenance of IT infrastructure is a major challenge for every company. Too often, organizations don't realize this until they have already lost control of the situation.

    Support & Maintenance has long been considered to be the " poor son " of IT, and yet it is a critical part of an organization's ability to honor its Service Level Agreements with customers, partners, and suppliers.

    Cambridge possesses the expertise that large global companies need to effectively support and maintain every aspect of their applications and systems. Cambridge provides a range of support and maintenance services designed to at the same time meet your needs and through global delivery (onsite, nearshore or offshore) offer these services at the best TCO.

    Cambridge helps you organize and structure your support and maintenance processes and save you money by reducing the associated costs.


    Cambridge Maintenance and Support Services is the right solution for you if you
    • Need to reduce the cost of your IT applications and systems maintenance
    • Want to be more responsive to fast-paced business changes
    • Experience a lack of control and visibility
    • Need to optimize your IT applications and systems support and maintenance
    • Want to achieve business continuity for mission-critical systems
    • Need a 24x7 services
    • Try to get rid of processes and systems that are too heterogeneous
    • Experience a lack of ownership of problems and customer intimacy
    Cambridge, your single point-of-contact for support & maintenance

    With more than 15 years of partnership with large global companies, Cambridge has developed a unique expertise to understand quickly your business and your requirements in order to take the ownership of your applications and systems.

    In addition to the dedicated team of consultants that help you achieve your support and maintenance goals, Cambridge put in place a methodology to rapidly migrate its client support and maintenance processes and manage the transition effectively.

    With its people, tools and expertise, Cambridge is the right partner to be the single-point-of-contact of the support & maintenance of your IT applications and systems.

    SUPPORT SERVICES

    Cambridge's Support services include both second and third level support, and covers all essential services to meet SLA terms such as :

    Ticket Management
    From verifying that all required input is captured, checking for duplicate tickets, and assignment to the responsible parties.

    Incident Analysis
    Classification of the incident (application defect, user management issue, problem request, etc.) and cross-referencing with FAQs or an existing knowledge base.

    Ticket Resolution
    Escalation of assignment, incident closure, integration of resolution into knowledge base, measurement against SLA.

    Cambridge's support services are based on submitted Service Request. Cambridge consultants are available by telephone during client core business hours ( e.g. from 9:00 to 18:30 CET on business days), by e-mail and/or mobile phone support 24*7.

    For corrective maintenance, Cambridge is also able to be available 24*7.

    MAINTENANCE SERVICES

    Corrective change request
    A modification made to fix a problem with the existing software solution, e.g. a bug or a wrong configuration.

    Adaptive change request
    Modification based upon the environment in which the system lives but does not add new capability observable to the user, e.g. modifying the system to interact with a change to the hardware or operating system.

    Release planning activities
    All activities related to the definition of a new release based on currently known changes backlog.

    Enhancement change
    An addition to the original requirements observable to the user, e.g. adding a new functional capability.

    Preventive change
    A modification that will make the system easier to modify in the future, e.g. restructuring the modules.