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What is Microsoft Service Management?
Since 2010, if you wanted to use Microsoft technology for IT Service Management, it starts with System Center Service Manager.
Look, we get it. It's on-premise and not as modern as other SaaS solutions.
Cireson's Service Manager Portal combines with SCSM to rival leading SaaS ITSM vendor platforms without the leading SaaS ITSM vendor cost.
Modernize the SCSM Experience
Give analysts and end users added features in a single HTML 5 web portal.
Enhance Performance and Scalability
Data caching functionality improves SCSM speed and user experience.
Streamline Your IT Workflows
Automate processes to free up technical staff for higher value projects.
Maximize your Microsoft Investments
Integrate data from other applications in one centralized Microsoft platform.






Why System Center?
If you have an Enterprise Agreement with Microsoft, chances are high you already own some or all components of the entire System Center suite.
All the System Center modules combined, creates the most cohesive and cost effective software suite you’ll ever need. Manage everything from global datacenters to to a single employee.
Better yet, when done just right, all the applications in the System Center stack can be driven through the lens of ITIL-based Service Management via System Center Service Manager.
Connect On-Prem ITSM to Anything in the Cloud
Cireson extends SCSM integrations beyond out-of-the-box System Center capabilities through more modern API methods and the Cireson Cloud Connector.
- Generate Incidents from your Anti-Virus solution of choice.
- Call Power Automate through Webhooks.
- Sync warranty information with your Asset inventory.

Microsoft Service Management
On-Premise or in the Cloud
System Center or Microsoft 365. On-Premise or SaaS. Perpetual licenses or subscription services. Cireson has products for all your Microsoft Service Management needs.
Service Manager Portal
Cireson’s Service Manager Portal is an on-premise product that puts System Center Service Manager into a web UI for agents and employees while improving SCSM performance.
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Tikit
Tikit by Cireson is a SaaS service desk product that uses your Microsoft 365 authentication to seamlessly integrate your service desk with users and data across the Microsoft cloud.
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What is Microsoft Service Management?
It is Service Management practices and processes deployed using Microsoft technology. The power is in the seamless access to users, devices and data across the most trusted, secure and modern technology platforms.
Take the Cireson Challenge
So, you’ve evaluated the big SaaS ITSM vendors. You like what you see but you’re going to break the budget or maybe you have on-premise requirements in your industry. You installed System Center Service Manager and you think it could use an update.
Have you tried Cireson yet? If not, it’s simple and free to get started.
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