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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Quick Overview........................................................................................................ 6
Process .................................................................................................................... 17
Goals ....................................................................................................................... 22
Objectives ................................................................................................................ 22
Processes ................................................................................................................. 23
Financial Management for IT Services ................................................................ 23
Service Portfolio Management ........................................................................... 24
Demand Management ........................................................................................ 26
Goals ....................................................................................................................... 28
Processes ................................................................................................................. 28
5 Major Aspects of Service Design...................................................................... 29
Service Design Package....................................................................................... 30
Service Level Management................................................................................. 32
Capacity Management........................................................................................ 35
Availability Management .................................................................................... 38
IT Service Continuity Management .................................................................... 39
Information Security Management .................................................................... 42
Supplier Management ........................................................................................ 44
Service Catalogue Management ......................................................................... 47
Goals ....................................................................................................................... 48
Processes ................................................................................................................. 48
Knowledge Management ................................................................................... 49
Goals ....................................................................................................................... 58
Goals ....................................................................................................................... 72
Processes ................................................................................................................. 72
Service Measurement & Reporting .................................................................... 73
7 Steps to Continual Service Improvement ........................................................ 75
CSI & the Service Lifecycle in Action ................................................................... 76
QUICK OVERVIEW
ITIL Version 3
• Public frameworks;
• Standards; and
Parties Involved
• APMG: In 2006 APMG won the tender to own the rights for
accreditation and certification of the ITIL courses. EXIN and
ISEB used to be independent bodies, but now sublicense
through APMG;
ITIL Popularity
• 3 Day Program;
• Overview of ITIL;
Lifecycle Programs
• 4 Day Programs;
Capability Programs
• 5 Day Programs;
• 5 Day Program;
Advanced Programs
WHAT IS ITSM?
Process
Example Process
Outputs? Cake!
• The concepts not shaded are the new ITIL V3 concepts; and
SERVICE STRATEGY
Goals
Objectives
Processes
• Financial Management;
• Demand Management.
Demand Management
Goals
Processes
• Capacity Management;
• Availability Management;
• Service Solutions;
• Technology Architectures;
• Processes; and
All of the above are to ensure that standards and conventions are
followed.
• Business Requirements;
• Service Applicability;
• Service Contacts;
• Service Program;
Goal
• Monitoring;
• Reporting;
• Evaluating; and
• Improving.
SLM Objective
• Introduction
• Service description
• Mutual responsibilities
• Scope
• Reliability
• Customer support
• Service performance
• Security
• Charging
SLM will identify all service level requirements for new ‘Hype’ service,
sign off on SLA and hand over to Service Design Manager.
Capacity Management
All of the above in order to meet the current and future capacity and
performance demands of the customer regarding IT service provision.
• Ensure that all the current and future Capacity and performance
aspects of the business requirements are provided cost-
effectively.
• Reporting.
Availability Management
Initial Testing
Testing;
Change Management
• After this process we need to review how and why the breach
occurred and how successful were we in responding to the
breach.
Information Security will develop a policy to ensure that all users use a
different user name and password for ‘Hype’, as well as ensuring the
secure connections for VOIP and video conferencing.
Supplier Management
• Shared risk & reward: e.g. agreeing how investment costs and
resultant efficiency benefits are shared, or how risks and
rewards from fluctuations in material costs are shared; and
• Co-Sourcing;
• Partnership or Multi-Sourcing;
Goals
Processes
• Knowledge Management;
• Change Management;
Knowledge Management
• Experience of staff;
Benefits
Challenges
Terms
IT Infrastructure
SACM will record all new Webcams and servers used to provide ‘Hype’
service, and can be used by Service Desk if there is an incident with
‘Hype’ service.
Change Management
Key Points
Key Points
Release and Deployment will build and test the ‘Hype’ service.
Goals
Management of SO;
Functions
Service Desk;
Technical Management;
Applications Management.
Processes
Incident Management.
Problem Management;
Access Management;
Asia
USA
Service Desk &
Support Groups set up
in different time zones
to provide 24/7 service
Service Desk
Australia
Knowledgebase
London
Terms
Terms
Problem Management will help to find out why users’ Webcams keep
crashing, and hopefully find a permamant solution.
• The process that monitors all events that occur through the IT
infrastructure to allow for normal service operation and to detect
and escalate exceptions.
Event Management will create events to let IT Support know that the
backups of all ‘Hype’ data occurred successfully or failed.
use;
agreed timeframe.
Goals
Processes
This brings us back full circle to CSI and the phases begin again.
This process will be used to find ways to continually improve the ‘Hype’
service for the customer.