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Choosing an SLA Structure

ESMi Knowledge Team

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Customer-based, service-based and multi-level SLA structures serve different operating models and should minimise duplication while preserving relevance.

Why it matters

Service level management creates a negotiated bridge between consumer needs and provider capability. Its agreements remain live through measurement, review and improvement. In this case, the practical intent is clear: customer-based, service-based and multi-level SLA structures serve different operating models and should minimise duplication while preserving relevance.

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