Viktorija Donceva Trajkovski & Partners Management Consulting Ohrid, May 2009

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Introduction  Law regulation from the National bank of the Republic of Macedonia  ISO 20000:2005 standard requirements  Practical experience from implementation of ISO 20000:

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  First worldwide standard specifically aimed at IT Service Management  Describes processes for delivery of services  Aligned with and complementary to the process approach defined within ITIL  ISO/IEC consists of two parts:  ISO/IEC , the formal Specification  ISO/IEC , the Code of Practice  Formerly British Standard 15000, adopted by ISO in December,

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Introduction and overview  Scope, terms and definitions  Requirements for a management system  Planning and implementing ITSM  Planning and implementing new or changed IT services  Process groupings

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can Overall management system Planning and implementing service management Planning and implementing new/changed services Service delivery processes Capacity management Service continuity and availability management Service level management Service reporting Information security management Budgeting and accounting for IT services Release processes Release management Resolution processes Incident management Problem management Relationship processes Business relationship management Supplier management Control processes Configuration management Change management

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  DECISION on the bank's information system security ("Official Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia" No. 31/2008)  DECISION on amending the Decision on the bank's information system security ("Official Gazette of RM" No. 78/08)  DECISION on amending the Decision on the bank's information system security ("Official Gazette of RM" No. 31/2009)

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Outsourcing company of the bank with main activity of managing data processing system and which based on written agreement manages and stores bank data while performing bank or financial activities.  The outsourcing company shall obligatorily be certified in accordance with the international standard ISO/IEC

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can To provide a management system, including polices and a framework to enable the effective management and implementation of all IT services

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Policies  Service management and improvement policy, Budgeting and accounting policy, Release policy etc.  Plans  Service management plan, Service improvement plan, Capacity plan etc.  Processes  Improvement process, supplier management process, Change management process etc

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Procedures  Document control, Incident management, Problem management etc.  Records  Service level agreements, Management review report, Proposal for new or changed services, Risk Assessments, Configuration management database (CMDB)etc

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Implemented QMS based on ISO 9001:2000  Implemented ISMS based on ISO 27001:2005  Implementing ITSMS based on ISO 20000:2005  The Scope of the IT Service Management System are all the services that the organization provides for its customers and for the internal users.  ITSMS Framework + ITSM processes  Connections and overlaps between the management systems

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can ISO/IEC :2005ISO 9001:2008ISO/IEC 27001: Scope11 2 Terms & definitions33 3 Requirements for a management system 44, A Planning and implementing service management 7.1A.6 5 Planning and implementing new or changed services 7.2A.10.3, A Service delivery process7.2 7 Relationship processes7.2.3/4.14.1, 4.2, A Resolution processes8.5A Control processes7.5.1A Release management

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can 1. Introduction 2. Service Management and Improvement Policy 3. IT Service Management System Overview 4. Management Responsibility 5. Organization for Service Management 6. ITSMS Documentation 7. Services overview 8. Planning and implementing service management 9. Planning and implementing new or changed services 10. Service Management Process Model

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Defined 13 processes based on ISO 20000:2005 standard  Service Improvement  Planning and implementing new or changed services  Service level management and reporting  Service continuity and availability management  Budgeting and accounting for IT services  Capacity management  Business Relationship management  Supplier management  Incident management  Problem management  Configuration management  Change management  Release management

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Service Level Management ISO :2005 ref. number: 6.1  Service Level Management Goal  To maintain and improve IT Service quality, through a constant cycle of agreeing, monitoring and reporting upon IT Service Achievements.  Service Level Management objective  To define, agree, record and manage levels of service

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If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  List of all services IT provides to Customers  Provides a clear explanation of the services, Customers/Users, descriptions and costs  Essential to any service provider business in order to define products and services  Managed and updated by the Business Development Department

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Separate catalogs for services provided to clients and internal services  Each service separately described through the following information:  Service name, Status of service, Description of service, Standard and additional service features, Frequency of service delivery, Service availability, Client technical requirements for using the service, Service support (description and hours), Service owner, Standard and additional Tariff costs, Service delivery level

If you don’t want to help yourself, no one can  Services included/excluded  Service hours  Availability / Reliability targets  Throughput, transaction response times, batch turnaround times  Support arrangements / targets  Change targets  Security Plan  IT Service Continuity Plan  Service costs and charges  Reviews and reporting  Penalties and Incentives

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