The document discusses using customers as untapped service agents for IT service management through crowd support. It argues that customers can help support each other through online communities, reducing service costs and improving customer satisfaction. It covers aspects to consider when designing a crowd support community, such as moderation, identity management, incentives and content integration. Implementing crowd support requires transforming service delivery and considering how best to include and benefit customers.
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