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A Service Delivery Manager (SDM) provides oversight of the operational health of the customer system, from service delivery through lifecycle support. The SDM ensures and may manage internal & external resources to deliver services and maintain their compliance with customer contractual commitments.
The SDM establishes standard procedures designed to ensure consistently high service performance, monitors employees and evaluates customer feedback to develop quality improvement processes. The SDM is responsible for customer success as defined by success criteria during the transition phase
A Service Delivery Manager is assigned to one or more of MSI’s customers depending on the size of the system and its complexity. A SDM is expected to have or develop a detailed knowledge of the customer’s system and their operational staff.
Responsibility
The main role of the Service Delivery Manager is to facilitate customer success by adhering to global service delivery processes related to the customer. The Service Delivery Manager also acts as the main interface between MSI and the customer.
The Service Delivery Manager (SDM) is a critical leadership role responsible for overseeing specialized Operations & Maintenance (O&M) and deployment functions for the STC Nationwide Kodiak MCX network. Operating alongside the Customer Service Manager (CSM), the SDM leads dedicated technical teams to ensure seamless application upgrades, rigorous performance tracking, and effective knowledge transfer to support the mission-critical environment.
The role supports a 24x7x365 support model handling highly complex, mission-critical push-to-talk (MCPTT) applications.
The candidate will be subject to local Saudization requirements, which may require specific educational degrees related to the role to be granted a work permit.
Take part in the formulation of standard procedures regarding service delivery.
Lead the transition and transformation of project operations to Managed Services.
Ensure that procedures and plans formulated for the customer are in line with the organization’s goals.
Ensure that procedures formulated are fully implemented to achieve service level objectives.
Attend important meetings on behalf of the service delivery team or appoint representatives.
Make recommendations for changes to technology or procedures for the customer.
Prepare periodic reports and present such reports to the customer stakeholders.
Analysis of system performance and facilitate improvement recommendations.
A common fiscal responsibility of the Service Delivery Manager is to ensure delivery processes are efficient and cost effective. To reduce costs and streamline the process without adversely impacting the client experience, they might eliminate paperwork, unnecessary service steps or non-value-added features. For technology service providers, an emphasis should be placed on the efficient delivery of hardware and software services.
Suggest new strategies to maintain or improve on the quality of service delivery & minimize cost.
Carry out research regularly and attend seminars to learn improved service delivery procedures and processes.
A key role for the service delivery manager is to constantly assess customer feedback and make necessary improvements. Managers typically conduct evaluations with customers on the phone, in person, via e-mail or through postal mail. When scores fall below the preset thresholds, the manager may conduct additional research and take steps to correct deficiencies. For example, some customers might feel like parts of the process are slow or delayed. By identifying and analyzing the issues, the service delivery manager can work on eliminating bottlenecks.
Collect data and information on client satisfaction, inquiry, and complaint.
Plan, manage and execute customer meetings for service delivery reporting and improvements.
He/she will ensure that clients’ satisfaction is always guaranteed and will consistently collate data on customer satisfaction, inquiry and complaint.
Responsible for maintaining a positive relationship with customers.
identifying customer needs and ensuring that the service provider is able to meet these needs with an appropriate catalogue of services.
The Service Delivery Manager has responsibility for being the Customer’s advocate within Motorola and being Motorola’s face to the Customer.
Support the customer to best use the features and deliverables of Managed Service.
Performs analysis of issues and problems.
Lead efforts to escalate across internal functional groups to resolve service or client business impacting issues.
Provides support relative to contractual commitments and SLA's.
Educate the members of the service delivery team on new plans and implication on service delivery.
Assess the individual and collective performance of the team members.
Organize and head meetings with the service delivery team.
Responsible for training of service delivery resources.
Reporting.
EEO Statement
Motorola Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status or any other legally-protected characteristic.
We are proud of our people-first and community-focused culture, empowering every Motorolan to be their most authentic self and to do their best work to deliver on the promise of a safer world. If you’d like to join our team but feel that you don’t quite meet all of the preferred skills, we’d still love to hear why you think you’d be a great addition to our team.