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An Enterprise Service Management (esm) system is an application software solution designed to help organizations manage their business services. This system provides an all-encompassing solution that includes, but is not limited to, asset management, service level agreements, service performance management, maintenance, and customer support. It allows organizations to effectively manage and monitor the services they provide to customers, ensuring the delivery of an optimized end-user experience. This system provides advanced features such as automated request routing, escalation tracking, incident resolution tracking, chargeback management, and cost allocation tracking.

ESM systems can also improve customer satisfaction by providing timely and consistent support.

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