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Service Desk Analyst

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Location:London greater london | london
Tags: service desk analyst | analyst | windows | windows xp | lotus notes | blackberry | com | lotus | service-desk-analyst greater london | service-desk-analyst london
Type:Permanent
Global Media/ Entertainment Company currently requires an experienced Service Desk Analyst. You will record and manage incidents to resolution, manage the completion and implementation of customer hardware and software requests and act as project lead for a variety of projects. You will need to have excellent skills in Windows XP/ Vista, MS Outlook, Lotus Notes, Blackberry and any knowledge of bespoke media applications is a massive bonus. This is an excellent opportunity to work for Global Media Company that offer excellent training and career progression. For more information please email markstainer@pentaconsulting.com or call me on 0208 254 7472.
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