How do you adjust service level agreements to fit different situations?
Service level agreements (SLAs) are contracts that define the expectations and responsibilities of service providers and customers. They specify the scope, quality, availability, and performance of the services, as well as the metrics and penalties for non-compliance. However, not all situations are the same, and SLAs may need to be adjusted to fit different contexts, needs, and risks. Here are some tips on how to adapt your SLAs to different situations.