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IT Service Management
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Intermediate ITIL Mind Map on IT Service Management, created by gyuunyuu on 22/02/2014.
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IT Service Management
A service delivers value to customers by facilitating desired outcomes without the customers owning certain costs & risks
Core services -> delivers basic outcomes
Enabling services -> needed to deliver core services
Enhancing services -> enticing additives that are not essential
An IT service is made up of people, processes & technology
Value
Services create value
Value is the level to which a service meets the customer's expectations
Value is defined by customers
Value of a service is based on utility and warranty
Utility
the functionality offered by a product/service
derived from how well a service enhances customer's performance or if the service removes or reduces constraints on the customer's performance
is about what the service does; is it fit for purpose?
Warranty
is about how the service is delivered; is it fit for use?
assurance that the product / service meets the requirements
derives from service's availability, capacity, continuity and security
Service mgmnt transforms capabilities and resources into valuable services
IT Service Mgmnt delivers IT services to meet business needs with a mixed approach of people, process and IT
ITSM is comprised of functions and processes to manage services
ITSM focuses on strategy, design, transition, operation and continual improvement
Service Mgmnt Stakeholders
Customers
Internal customers
External customers
Users
Suppliers
Processes
structured set of activities designed to achieve a specific objective
Process Model -> causes higher efficiency by defining activities, inputs and outputs
Involves measurement and management of activities
Must have a process owner
Triggered by events
Functions
team or group and resources or tools used to carry out one or more processes
may be a single org unit or several departments, teams and groups
Roles
set of responsibilities, activities and authorities granted to a person or team
defined in a process or function
Service Owner
Process Owner
Process Manager
Process Manager
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