University of Oxford selects HEAT Software service desk to 'evolve' IT

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'With HEAT, straight away I could see that we were purchasing a very powerful and configurable tool,' said John Ireland, director of customer services at University of Oxford

The University of Oxford has deployed HEAT Software's single cloud-based service desk in a deal described as important in the evolution of the world-renowned academic institution's IT department. ...

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