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1 The evolution of ITIL® Service Management

2 Management Consultant ConnectSphere
Jane Clark Management Consultant ConnectSphere

3 Why do Projects Fail? – BCG (’94/95)
Soft factors Vision, culture, employee motivation, top-down v. participatory Harder aspects - DICE Duration Short projects – total length Long projects – time between formal reviews Integrity Project team’s ability to successfully complete the project on time Commitment Senior management Local level Effort How much work does the change initiative require above the regular workload of the employee

4 IT Service Management Framework
Supplementary Material ITIL Self Assessment Questionnaire Managers Guide to Service Management (BIP 0005) ITSM Self-assessment Workbook (BIP 0015) Formal Standard (ISO/IEC20000 or local variant) Part 1 Specification Part 2 Code of Practice ITIL, BSI Achieving ISO/IEC series Best Practices Implementation & service improvement plans Policies, processes, procedures

5 ITIL® V2 Books

6 ITIL® Service Management
Desk Release Configuration IT Service Support Change Problem Users Customers Incident Service Level Management Availability Capacity IT Continuity IT Finance IT Service Delivery

7 ITIL® V3 – The Service Lifecycle
Business and IT integration Measuring IT in business value outcomes Global sourcing Changing architectures - SOA, service virtualisation Convergence of strategy, governance and management Compliance and control Complexity of services and systems Balancing stability v. responsiveness Predictive as well as proactive

8 ITIL® V3 – The Structure Core Complementary Web
Best Practice Guidance Support for particular market sector or technology Value added products, process maps, templates, studies Customised implementation

9 ITIL® V3 Core Books Strategy Generation
Strategy Implementation Value Networks Service Portfolio Mgmt, Financial Management, ROI Event, Request, Incident, Problem, Technology, Operations, Access, Monitoring & Control Policy, Planning & Imp Five Aspects of Service Design Availability, Capacity, Continuity, Service Level Mgmt, Supplier Mgmt. Outsourcing Design Measurement, Trends, Reporting & Analysis, Review, Assessment, SIP Change, Build and Test, Release & Deployment, Service Asset and Configuration, Knowledge Mgmt The Big Picture, Service Model Maps, Practice Basics, Getting Started

10 ITIL Foundation for Service Management Managing through the Lifecycle
2 credits 15Credits 3 16 Credits Managing through the Lifecycle 5 ITIL Diploma Achieved Advanced SM Professional Diploma Minimum 22 credits needed to achieve Diploma V3 Manager Bridge 5 V2 Service Manager 17 V3 Bridge V3 Bridge V2 Foundation Certificate

11 Business & Technology Centre
Jane Clark ConnectSphere Business & Technology Centre Bessemer Drive Herts. SG1 2DX Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0)


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