BMC Helix Cognitive Automation
BMC Helix Cognitive Automation leverages the next generation of artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to:
- Reduce service management costs
- Enhance service levels
- Deliver scalable service
- Improve service predictability
- Enable self service
BMC Helix Cognitive Automation utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning engine from industry leading vendors. The capabilities aim to radically improve service management experience and eliminate the need for human intervention in repetitive tasks thereby saving time and providing higher quality of service. Manually categorizing tickets is not only time consuming, but also can be error-prone. This may result in incorrect categorization of tickets and lead to the incorrect assignment of tickets. Similarly, tickets created without a template may require service desk agents to invest time to find relevant templates, which in turn increases the time taken to resolve the tickets. This results in increased business costs and decreased customer satisfaction. BMC Helix Cognitive Automation automates many of these interactions and saves precious time with quicker response and faster resolution of tickets. With further enhancements, BMC Helix Cognitive Automation enables business users for self help by providing them with the links to most relevant Digital Workplace service catalog or Remedy knowledge articles.
Process overview
Before you configure BMC Helix Cognitive Automation, you must obtain the IBM Watson Assistant license. BMC Helix Cognitive Automation uses the IBM Watson machine learning capability. You must configure BMC Helix Cognitive Automation to communicate with IBM Watson. The following table provides a process overview to get started with BMC Helix Cognitive Automation:
| Stage | Description | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
Obtain | Contact your Business Relationship Manager to obtain appropriate license and then get a URL, username, and password for BMC Cognitive Service. | Obtain an IBM Watson Assistant license For more information, see IBM Watson Conversation in the IBM Watson documentation and Configuring the Innovation Suite Cognitive Service by using IBM Watson. | |
Configure | Configure the service on the system. | ||
Train | Generate training data by using either a Data Qualifier or a CSV file and train the cognitive service. | ||
Use | Auto-categorization of tickets | Use the trained cognitive service to auto-categorize the new data on the forms. | |
| Respond with Knowledge articles | Use the trained cognitive service to respond to users's emails with Remedy Knowledge articles. | Configuring BMC Helix Cognitive Automation | |
| Respond with Digital Workplace catalog | Use the trained cognitive service to respond to users's emails with Digital Workplace catalog. | Configuring BMC Helix Cognitive Automation | |
| Troubleshoot | Troubleshoot issues related to using the cognitive service | ||
Use cases and key capabilities of BMC Helix Cognitive Automation
The following use cases explain the key capabilities of BMC Helix Cognitive Automation to auto-categorize the tickets, automatically applying ticket template, and respond to users' emails with self-service options:
Cognitive Smart Recorder: Consider a scenario at Calbro Services, where a service desk agent creates an incident for a broken printer by using the Smart Recorder. Before submitting the ticket, the user provides all the required information on the ticket form and the categories from the options provided in Smart Recorder. The manual process of categorization can be error-prone. The ticket might be assigned to an inappropriate group if it is incorrectly categorized. To overcome these challenges, the IT Administrator at Calbro Services configures and trains the BMC Helix Cognitive Automation service to auto-categorize the tickets.
Auto-classification of Incidents: Consider a scenario at Calbro Services, where a service desk agent creates an incident for a broken printer by using the Remedy with Smart IT console or BMC Service Desk. Before submitting the ticket, the user provides all the required information on the ticket form and the categories from the options provided on the form. The manual process of categorization can be error-prone. The ticket might be assigned to an inappropriate group if it is incorrectly categorized. To overcome these challenges, the IT Administrator at Calbro Services configures and trains the BMC Helix Cognitive Automation service to auto-categorize the tickets.
Cognitive email response: Consider a scenario at Calbro Services, where a business user sends an email to the email address that is configured for their organization to communicate with the service desk. The IT Administrator at Calbro Services configures and trains the BMC Helix Cognitive Automation service to respond to the emails by providing the self-service options:
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