Service Management Request

Overview

Purdue IT supports several tools that facilitate Service Management and related processes.

Common Requests

  • Questions about the tools listed above

 

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Details

Service Offering Id: 47
Created
Wed 3/15/23 9:08 AM
Modified
Mon 5/20/24 3:45 PM