Incident Priority and Assignment Data Audit
Check whether incident priorities and assignment groups are used consistently.
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Audit incident data. A sample of incidents with priority, impact, urgency, assignment group, number of reassignments, time to resolve, and category: [INCIDENT_SAMPLE]. Our priority matrix: [PRIORITY_MATRIX]. Check whether priorities match the matrix, how often incidents are reassigned more than twice, which categories have the longest resolution, and how many incidents sit in a generic category. Calculate averages and medians by priority and the reassignment rate with the arithmetic. Make a table with Finding, Evidence, Effect, and Recommendation. Propose clearer category definitions, assignment rules, and a monthly review. Draft guidance for the service desk on setting impact and urgency. Use my sample only; mark conclusions from small samples as tentative. Mark platform features [VERIFY]. Add a worked reassignment rate: of 60 sampled incidents, 18 were reassigned more than twice (30 percent), with a median resolution time of 14 hours against 6 hours for incidents never reassigned. Show how to describe this carefully as an association, list the three categories with most reassignments, and propose a clearer assignment rule for each.
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