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Purpose of this deck
To orient the delivery teams on the need for enriching the service delivery data
and to improve the awareness on the AVM DART tool usage. An overview of the
AVM DART tool is provided and brief description of the different modules are
covered in this session
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Agenda
What is AVM DART?
Need for Data Enrichment
Data Enrichment in AVM DART
AVM DART home page
Key modules in AVM DART
AVM DART – Ticket input options
AVM DART – Other features
AVM DART – Reference materials
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What is AVM DART?
AVMDART is a standalone Data Analytics and Reporting Tool aligned to ITIL based Services. The tool provides
comprehensive graphical and analytical reports that provides insights to make informed decisions. The Business
need for AVM DART is listed below:
Standardization of service delivery: Map each ticket to a standard service from the AVM Service catalog
Measure Productivity: Track the activity wise effort spent on each ticket helps in tracking granular level effort
and thereby measure productivity and optimize the production support team
Benchmark Service Delivery: Availability of service wise data and metrics helps in effectively benchmark the
service delivery
Data availability for decision making: Metrics performance helps to act on data to improve Cognizant’s
solution to customer problems and improve decision making
Support Transformational initiatives: Support the various transformational initiatives such as implementing
zero maintenance, defining Cost to Serve, through the data enrichment features available in AVM DART
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Need for data enrichment
•Client
Most of the client SM tools does not capture activity-
Associate
Traditionally effort tracking limits to the reactive effort
wise effort spent towards production support. Effort spent towards
As part of the contract itself most of the managed proactive effort (ex KEDB update) also has to be tracked
services engagements demand YoY productivity Associates need to be aware of ENVA / NVA / VA
improvements activities to eliminate waste
Increased trend observed towards optimizing the Opex Minimize manual intervention in metrics calculation
expenses
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Data Enrichment in AVM DART
AVM DART
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AVM DART Home Page
AVM DART is internet enabled. URL: https://avmdart.cognizant.com Select your ESA
project from the
Clicking the below list
AVM DART URL
will open the
Home page
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Key modules in AVMDART
The key modules in AVMDART are as listed below:
1) Project Configuration
2) Effort Tracking
3) Executive Dashboard
4) Ticket Analyzer
5) Service Operational Metrics
6) Dashboard
7) Zero maintenance
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1) Project Configuration
mainspring AVM DART
Services,
Is New
Activities &
Project?
PM configures Metrics Yes
Approval No
Project Project Details Project Config. Info
data from Services Status
By SDM Configure other
ESA, C2 Activities Active
Metrics details
LOB, Track, App
Automated Group
Services Shift, Location &
Reconciliation Users
Priority, Status
While service, activities and metrics are configured in mainspring, Ticket type
other details are to be configured in AVM DART Ticket Source
Excel based upload available for most of the configurations Severity
App. Inventory
Define Bulk
Ticket mapping – fields supported by AVM DART Upload template
Ticket share path
Team members to enter activity wise effort timesheet for the tickets uploaded from ITSM tool, by choosing the ticket
Enables effort entry for non-ticketed activities like Application monitoring, Batch monitoring by creating AVM DART tickets
Enables effort entry for non-delivery activities like Idle time, meetings
The Lead will be able to correct / approve / unfreeze the timesheet data. Various reports are available on timesheet complian ce
tracking. This helps in high timesheet compliance and accuracy of data
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3) Executive Dashboard
The executive dashboard module provides the top management (Delivery Manager, Delivery Head, Account
Manager) with BU / Account / Project level comparison reports on service / metrics performance. The
reports are baselined on BIC performance levels and are rolled up by:
By Service – Compares the performance of BU/ Accounts/Projects against the selected Service(s) for the
chosen Reporting period
By Metrics – Compares the performance of BU/ Accounts/Projects against the selected Metric(s) for the
chosen Reporting period
Trend Analysis – Analyzes 6 month trend by comparing BU/Account/Project performance with respect to
Service/Metrics/Reporting period
Ticket productivity – Provides comparison reports on effort by service, effort by ticket type, effort by
priority. Formula for Productivity calculation - Sum of effort for each service/ Total Count of Tickets
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4) Ticket Analyzer
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5) Service Operational Metrics
Analyzing the trends in service delivery is imperative to identify the gaps in service delivery.
The Service Operational Metric Reports displays the trend of tickets based on:
Trend Analysis
Trend by Backlog
Trend by Priority
Trend by Ticket type
Effort trend by maintenance (Adaptive / Corrective / Perfective / Preventive)
Effort trend by Location
Effort trend by Location Type
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5) Service Operational Metrics contd.,
Assignee Load
By Primary Assignee
Resource Utilization
Secondary Assignee
Pareto Analysis
Ticket distribution
Reopened tickets
Priority change tickets
Search tickets
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6) Ticket distribution dashboard
Provides the following ticket distribution charts for the selected range:
Ticket distribution by status
Ticket distribution by priority
Ticket distribution by ticket type (IM/PM/SR/CM/EM)
Effort distribution by ticket type
Ticket distribution by service
Effort distribution by service
Effort distribution by maintenance type (Adaptive / Corrective / Perfective / Preventive)
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7) Zero Maintenance
Enables Zero Maintenance by…
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AVMDart – Tickets Input options
1 Manual Ticket dump upload
3 API Integration using WebService
Tickets can be uploaded manually by navigating to Tracking Ticket Upload
Ticket dump upload. XML based webservice exposed by AVMDart accepts XML inputs and sends XML response
Mail on
Upload
Ticket Dump Manual Upload status AVMDartService.svc is the webservice exposed by AVMDart
Upload in AVM DART One time configuration of the AVMDart columns with the columns from Client SM tool database needs to be
done in the WebService
AddTicket() webmethod needs to be implemented to enable automatic tickets upload to AVMDart as per
the defined upload frequency
Ticket upload fails if the mandatory fields does not have the value
2 Auto ticket dump upload:
The Auto ticket Dump upload takes place in two different ways:
First option: Load ticket Dump automatically from project specific ticket share path
AVMDart WebService
Second Option: AVM DART auto ticket uploader exe will collect the dump from Perform Column
the local path and place the dump in project specific ticket share path folder. Mapping
Ticket
Configuration Upload
Mail on
Ticket Upload Client SM XML/SOAP Define Upload XML/SOAP
Job
Dump Process Ticket status Tool DB Frequency
Place in dump
Share path
folder
Implement AddTicket
ticket dump from
Move
webmethod
local folder
Dump
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AVM DART – Other features
Ticket Analysis support for RFP / RFI projects:
Enables data driven decision making during Due Diligence, KT stages based on analyzing the ticket
dump from ITSM tool
A new RFP project can be created to perform analytics on the ticket dump. The RFP project cannot
be used for tracking.
Menu Navigation: Select Projectdropdown..Create new RFP option from the list
Export to Excel / XML feature
Ticket Report
Detail Timesheet Report
Menu Navigation: Downloads menu option
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AVM DART – Reference materials
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Thank you
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Kpoint Video links for AVMDart
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LOB – Track – App Group – Application configuration
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Users Configuration
• Users of AVM DART application are configured in this screen
‘Admin’, ‘Lead’ and ‘Member’ are the various roles
LOB, Track and Shift details have to be selected for each User in the LOB – User mapping
screen
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Shift Configuration
Enables Shift based
analytics reports
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Location Configuration
Enables Location
based analytics
reports
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Priority Configuration
Order priority from
High to Low
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Ticket Status mapping
Ticket Status from Ticket Status from
ITSM Tool AVM DART
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Ticket type mapping
There are Eight Ticket Types in
AVM DART.
• IM – Incident Management
• PM – Problem Management
• SR – Service Request
• CM – Change Management
• AM - Access Management
• EM - Event Management
• RDM - Release and
Deployment Management
• SVT - Service Validation and
Testing
These ticket types have to be
mapped with the ticket type
available in ticket dump
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Ticket source mapping
Configure the list of sources from
where a ticket is getting generated.
Default ticket sources in AVM
DART are:
• Application Alert ( Automatic )
• Application Alert ( Manual )
• E-mail
• Monitoring- Abend ( Automatic )
• Monitoring- Abend ( Manual )
• Phone
• Proactive
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Severity mapping
There are four default ticket
Severity in AVM DART.
• Severity 1
• Severity 2
• Severity 3
• Severity 4
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Application Inventory setup
Application details
can be captured
initially and
maintained
continually
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Bulk Upload Excel configuration
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Ticket upload and share path configuration
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Ticket mapping – fields supported by AVM DART
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Non-delivery activities tracked by AVM DART
The list of Non-delivery activities that can be tracked in AVM DART:
Leave
Holiday
Organizational Activity
Software Set Up
Team Outing / Lunch
Team Building
Meeting
Townhall
Status Call
Status Report
PMO Activities
Team Coordination
Idle
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Timesheet workflow in AVM DART
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Handling Non-ticketed activities in AVM DART
Monitoring services like Application monitoring and Batch
monitoring will not usually have tickets in ITSM tool. How do
we track the effort spent towards these activities?
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Executive Dashboard – Service performance comparison
Drilldown-able till
the metric
performance level
Service Delivery
Performance based
on metrics
performance
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Executive Dashboard – Metrics performance comparison
Drilldown-able till
the metrics
Metrics calculation level
comparison
against BIC levels
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Executive Dashboard – Trend Analysis
Metrics
comparison
against BIC levels
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Executive Dashboard – Ticket Productivity Report
Effort by ticket
type, priority also
available Drilldown-able till
the ticket level
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Turnaround time by application
App-wise
TAT
calculated
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Turnaround time by outlier
This Report displays the count
of Tickets which has been
deviated from the usual
Turnaround Time (TAT)
application wise.
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Turnaround Time by priority
App-wise,
Priority wise
TAT calculated
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Turnaround Time by Resource productivity map
Bubble size
denotes the
team size
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Assignee Load – by primary assignee
Number of
primary assignees
working on an
application
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Assignee Load – By Resource utilization
Perform top /
bottom K
analysis
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Assignee Load – by secondary assignee
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Distribution of reopened tickets
Provides a list of
reopened tickets
within a given
range
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Distribution of tickets with priority change
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Search tickets
Select SM tool /
DART for tickets
source
Click for
timesheet data
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