‒‒ Audit Call ‒‒

Let's find your service friction losses

1:1 with Felix, directly. Your ticket data, not our slides. You'll leave knowing what your service operation's bottleneck is actually costing you ‒ and at least one concrete next step.

No pitch deck. No obligation. Just numbers.

How the call works:

  • Step 1 ‒ You bring the numbers.
    Monthly ticket volume, handling time, how long tickets sit open ‒ whatever you've got. This isn't a data-readiness test.

  • Step 2 ‒ We find the implications live.
    Naming the CTQ (Critical to Quality) for the subsequent Bottleneck Report ‒ applied with your numbers, on the spot.

  • Step 3 ‒ You leave with your number and a next step.
    Your estimated service friction losses: hours, capacity, euros. Plus one concrete thing to act on.

    If the fit is right, we'll talk about what Phase 1 looks like. If it isn't, you'll still leave with something to do the next morning.

Before the call:

Bring three numbers you already have.

Estimates are also fine.

  • Monthly ticket volume by type

  • Average ticket handling time

  • Number of IT employees

    Don't have them exact?
    Bring your best guess.

"I refused to accept a level of efficiency no factory floor would ever tolerate. My goal is to make IT operations improvement systematic, objective, based on facts and figures ‒ step by step, to the quality level industry has considered normal for decades."

Felix Fischer
Felix Fischer
Founder & CEO of RYOSHI, Creator of Lean ITSM

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