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Service-desk response procedure

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A help desk was setup as a contact for an end user for fault handling. When the root cause of the fault is unknown but an emergency measure for the fault is needed, which of the following is the most appropriate sequence for the help desk to handle the fault?

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Source: FE Vol 2.pdf, PDF page 383, textbook p. 376 · Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan · First Edition: April, 2015. ID: tb-v2-c6-q10. Publisher answer and commentary · private review.

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Q10 
A help desk was setup as a contact for an end user for fault handling. When the root cause of 
the fault is unknown but an emergency measure for the fault is needed, which of the following 
is the most appropriate sequence for the help desk to handle the fault? 
 
a) Reception and recording → Problem determination → Emergency measures → 
Prioritization for investigation of cause → Investigation of cause and problem resolution 
b) Reception and recording → Problem determination → Prioritization for investigation of 
cause → Emergency measures → Investigation of cause and problem resolution 
c) Problem determination → Reception and recording → Emergency measures → 
Prioritization for investigation of cause → Investigation of cause and problem resolution 
d) Problem determination → Emergency measures → Prioritization for investigation of 
cause → Reception and recording → Investigation of cause and problem resolution

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