
It was a lot of fun playing with OTRS; unfortunately, our company has chosen to use Cerberus instead, and there isn't much I can do with it. The handlers/operators here simply didn't care for OTRS user interface. I'm still interested in getting OTRS to a level where some of our customers can use it, so I might be back from time to time to see how things are going. I would have liked to contribute to the development too. Sh*t happens I guess :-( Thanks to the OTRS team too! -joho

Interesting - our users and management hated the cerberus interface! Too brash, too flashy, too many colours, too american!
It was a lot of fun playing with OTRS; unfortunately, our company has chosen to use Cerberus instead, and there isn't much I can do with it. The handlers/operators here simply didn't care for OTRS user interface.
I'm still interested in getting OTRS to a level where some of our customers can use it, so I might be back from time to time to see how things are going. I would have liked to contribute to the development too.
Sh*t happens I guess :-(
Thanks to the OTRS team too!
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Quoting Henry Combrinck
Interesting - our users and management hated the cerberus interface! Too brash, too flashy, too many colours, too american!
I don't like Cerberus either, for a number of reasons. But since I'm only one of many that has to use this "helpdesk system", I can't completely throw out comments like "OTRS is confusing to me" :-) Like I said, maybe someday OTRS will get a facelift that will suit the people here, I certainly hope so. -joho

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 13:33:02 +0200, Joaquim Homrighausen
Quoting Henry Combrinck
: Interesting - our users and management hated the cerberus interface! Too brash, too flashy, too many colours, too american!
I don't like Cerberus either, for a number of reasons. But since I'm only one of many that has to use this "helpdesk system", I can't completely throw out comments like "OTRS is confusing to me" :-)
Like I said, maybe someday OTRS will get a facelift that will suit the people here, I certainly hope so.
Would probably help to know what did they like better in cerberus and what not. I checked last week the interface (samples) of the CRM Google uses (http://www.neotonic.com/trakken/) and its interface could give good ideas for future development. I don't know cerberus, but maybe there are ideas to borrow. grin -- Now using M2, Opera's e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

Quoting Peter Gervai
Would probably help to know what did they like better in cerberus and what not. I don't know cerberus, but maybe there are ideas to borrow.
This is their opinion: The main points were with regards to the user interface. Many operations like closing a ticket, moving a ticket, commenting on a ticket, deleting a ticket, etc. feel cumbersome compared to Cerberus. Better handling of escalation/due times is required. More appealing visual interface in regards to fonts, use of the display space and colors; I know I can change certain things, but they're talking about "out of the box". Better handling of autoresponses per queue, per sender, etc. Some of these sound pretty small, but when I listen to them describing them, there are a lot of things IN the above points that expand to big issues for them. -joho

talk about people with bad taste ...
the Neotronic Trakken seems very nice visually - but the cost is too
high :) OTRS should work on the design a little, then on the
functionality too of course.
N.
Tuesday, October 12, 2004, 12:56:06 PM, you wrote:
JH> Quoting Peter Gervai
Would probably help to know what did they like better in cerberus and what not. I don't know cerberus, but maybe there are ideas to borrow.
JH> This is their opinion: JH> The main points were with regards to the user interface. Many operations like JH> closing a ticket, moving a ticket, commenting on a ticket, deleting a ticket, JH> etc. feel cumbersome compared to Cerberus. JH> Better handling of escalation/due times is required. JH> More appealing visual interface in regards to fonts, use of the display space JH> and colors; I know I can change certain things, but they're talking about "out JH> of the box". JH> Better handling of autoresponses per queue, per sender, etc. JH> Some of these sound pretty small, but when I listen to them describing them, JH> there are a lot of things IN the above points that expand to big issues for JH> them. JH> -joho JH> _______________________________________________ JH> OTRS mailing list: otrs - Webpage: http://otrs.org/ JH> Archive: http://lists.otrs.org/pipermail/otrs JH> To unsubscribe: http://lists.otrs.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/otrs JH> Support oder Consulting f OTRS System? =>> http://www.otrs.de/

Joaquim Homrighausen schrieb:
Better handling of escalation/due times is required.
ACK, ACK, ACK!
More appealing visual interface in regards to fonts, use of the display space and colors; I know I can change certain things, but they're talking about "out of the box".
They're mainly windowsistic guys, aren't they? ;-) scnr, Rob

On Tue, Oct 12, 2004 at 11:47:08AM +0200, Peter Gervai wrote:
Would probably help to know what did they like better in cerberus and what not. I checked last week the interface (samples) of the CRM Google uses (http://www.neotonic.com/trakken/) [...]
---- quote from http://www.neotonic.com/trakken/customdemo.cst Thank you for your interest in Neotonic. Due to our recent purchase by Google, we are no longer accepting new customers at this time. Thanks for your interest. --- nice.... :) Oskar
participants (6)
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Henry Combrinck
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Joaquim Homrighausen
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N.R.
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Oskar Eyb
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Peter Gervai
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Robert Kehl