I can tell you from experience you want to be very careful with this and
try to consolidate service targets and then use reporting to quantify
the results.

For example - if you have a 8-hour resolution time for email inbound
Incidents for one group and a 8-hour resolution time for phone call for
another group you're best off doing 1 Service Target and then doing
reporting on the results based on the incoming contact medium.  
 
That is of course a simplistic example but you would want to do this as
much as possible - keep the service targets broad and the results
reportable.

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Frans,

 

I would be surprised if there is a max, however managing a large number
of them could be an issue.

 

hbr



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        Hi All on List

         

        What is the maximum number of Service targets that can be
created in the SLM Module?

         

        Regards

        Frans Ferreira 

         

        
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