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Level of effort, cost, and risk required to introduce and support change.
OK, then what is an IT Service?
“A set of related components provided in support of one or more business processes. The service will comprise of a range of Configuration Item types, but will be perceived by the customer and users as a self-contained, single, coherent entity.”
How we got here…
1980s Automating the back office
Emphasis: Stability Reliability 1990s Automating the front office Emphasis: Speed Efficiency Today Automating the IT infrastructure’s ability to adapt to every business decision Emphasis: Effectiveness + Stability + Reliability + Speed + RoIT
ITIL® certification
certification bodies:
• ISEB (The Information Systems Examination Board) – UK • EXIN (Examination Institute for Information Science) – Netherlands
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Service Management Core
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you’re doing IT Service Management or not… it’s a question of how well - or poorly - you’re doing it!
ITIL® Publications Map
Planning to Implement Service Management
physical and static to digital, mobile and virtual.
The demand for simplicity, manageability and
adaptability is changing how the company works and organizes, buys and uses technology.
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The big shifts in business
All processes and content are being transformed from
(ITIL accreditation demonstrates that an individual has met the standards as set by an examination certification board comprising representatives from OGC, itSMF and the examining boards.)
CEO Management Priorities for IT
1. Align IT and business goals 2. Increase Business Efficiency through IT-enabled process improvement 3. Create competitive advantage through IT 4. Improve internal customer satisfaction 5. Control IT costs
60% of CEOs Say IT is aligned with their goals.
CIO balancing act
Maximize return:
• Improve business results; grow revenue
Increase agility:
• Enable the business organization
available certification:
• Foundation Certificate – entry-level multiple choice exam • Practitioner’s Certificates – for specific disciplines; pass incourse assessments and a case-study based multiple choice exam • Manager’s Certificate – requires passing 2 three-hour essay exams after successfully passing an accredited 10 day training course
Defining, Measuring and Assessing “Agility”
time
Speed at which infrastructure changes can be implemented.
range
Breadth of change that can be supported or introduced.
What is ITIL and Why Should I Care?
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Financial Management for IT Services Capacity Management IT Service Continuity Management Availability Management
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Configuration Management
Change Management
and earnings, cash flow, and reduced cost of operations
and operations to adapt to changing business needs
Minimize risk:
• Ensure security and continuity of internal
Horizontal, heterogeneous, networked organization. With
acquisitions, need to embrace Standards to improve connection and use common language.
CIO vs. CEO Priority
CIO Management Priorities
CIO
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1. Increase Business Efficiency through IT-enabled process improvement 2. Align IT and business goals 3. Improve internal customer satisfaction 4. Create competitive advantage through IT 5. Control IT costs
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Release Management
* Service Desk is a function not a process
– itSMF ITIL® Pocket Guide
“IT Services are there solely to support the business and its efficient and effective operation.”
Silos of technology inflexible to change, over-provisioned
Horizontal architecture stable, flexible, supply matches demand
What is ITIL?
Information Technology Infrastructure Library • Result of years of analysis and research • Currently consists of 7 books providing guidance on the planning, delivery and management of quality IT services to support their business. • THE de facto global standard of IT Service Management best practices • ITIL is Vital! It’s not a question of whether