Today, thanks to the solution, over 10,000 reports per month, 60% of which are non-service desk related, are handled in three ways:
- Ticket “automatically resolved”: The alert is resolved completely by AI without intervention of an operator.
- Ticket “partially resolved”: The alert is analyzed, classified and enriched with information obtained from WINDTRE’s systems, in order to assist both first and second-level operators.
- Ticket “routed”: The alert is analyzed and automatically assigned to the most appropriate team of operators.
The benefits of integrating IBM Watson have been countless, starting with the service desk and back office staff’s appreciation for the solution. Now, the most repetitive tasks are being managed through the “Intelligent Automation” system, allowing the company to save time and re-focus people to more value-added tasks.
The response time is 10 times faster than before, human errors are reduced due to the timely definition of procedures, and the ability to activate multiple robots in parallel to handle alerts simultaneously provides unprecedented scalability.
“We are excited about the collaboration with WINDTRE,” says Tiziana Tornaghi, IBM Consulting Managing Partner for Italy. “In recent years we have faced the challenges related to digital transformation with a great spirit of unity, achieving very important results. The future is even more promising thanks to the flexibility offered by cloud environments and the enormous potential of frontier technologies such as generative AI and intelligent automation.”
WINDTRE and IBM have decided to further raise the levels of expected automation and, at the same time, broaden the scope of intervention through the processing of infrastructure incidents. Using AI and advanced analytics algorithms, the goal is to identify the main causes of recurring problems to anticipate their resolution.
The next goal is to create a multi-disciplinary team to work jointly on AI and automation.