Members of the End User Services (EUS) Technical Support team are responsible for on-site and/or remote installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and/or repair of desktop, notebook and mobile PC workstations, printers, and associated peripherals. Responsibilities include responding to incidents and problems, and fulfilling requests. They also understand the business implications of computer hardware and system issues allowing them to appropriately set incident severity levels. They can troubleshoot a wide variety of technical problems and engage parties in other areas of IT to address problems. The EUS team member understands the technical infrastructure and requirements of the hardware in their respective area and how it aligns to enterprise infrastructure standards. They also are responsible for understanding and supporting aspects of the integration of desktop systems with other systems in the enterprise. The EUS team member monitors the performance of desktop hardware and maintains a secure environment. Professionals in this job family understand the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that identify the success of the services they provide and continually strive for improvements to operational efficiencies and seek to continually add value to the services delivered to the user community.