We use SCSM to manage all of our IT operations, including incident and service requests and problem management.

The solution is deployed on-premises. There are about 400 users in my organization, but we're hoping to increase that number to 1,000.

Our company's clients prefer SCSM. It is also useful for areas consisting of applications, deployments, server updates, and security updates.

I am operating two deployments of SCSM at one site. One is completely on-premise, and the other one is a co-management with Intune and is cloud-based.

I use this solution for managing client devices, system deployment, application deployment, and customization for their client devices. I work in a consultancy company providing services based on client devices.

I use SCSM for a telecom company.

We are a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that we provide to our customers.

I have used 2012, 2015, and 2019 versions of this solution and have seen all of the different features. I am quite sure that I can do almost anything that is available in the suite, but I primarily generate customized reports.

It is our ITSM solution.

I use SCSM for historical data and provide item modules like service requests, change requests, problem management, and incident management.

There are several common use cases for SCSM including HR onboarding, helpdesk ticketing, and collecting surveys from customers.

We primarily use the solution to log calls and also for change and patch management.

I am using this solution as a customer to do what it was built for: to help us be more efficient in tracking and delivering our services.  

We use this for ticketing. Initially, it is just like ticketing but we wanted to have some change management configuration as well. The possibility for change management and the ticketing system are the two main use cases for this product for us. 

We have the product installed on-premise but we are starting to integrate some of the cloud functionality. We are a systems integrator so we deploy the solution for our clients. We're deploying it for some banks that are big companies. We're doing for some small companies that are growing to help them with their growth. It depends on the demand of the customer and whether the customer can pay the license that is attached to it. So if the customer can pay, we go on with the deployment.

We use it when we want to push out OS upgrades to our users around the world.

We primarily implement the solution to clients.

I am part of an auditing team in a bank in Nigeria and we use SCSM for service management when it comes to unknown errors and knowledge problems. We use it in our service technology management system because we are ISO 20000 certified. For most of our service technology issues, such as internal customer requests and solving incidences we escalate them to the second level and log them into the necessary departments.

We primarily use the solution for incident management.

My clients use it as a central management solution. 

Our primary use case for this product is to manage customer service.

We use this solution for internal IT incidents, IT requests, and the service catalog.

This is an on-premises deployment.

I use SCSM for incident management.

The primary use is for administrative use. We use it for the reporting, deployment, and ITSM services.