When it’s time to define stakeholders we hesitate and then try to find a Venn diagram or matrix to help us identify who our stakeholders are; but shouldn’t we already know who our stakeholders are?
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Model Behaviors in Cybersecurity…let’s just continue to ignore them!
Key themes at this year’s Pink-LATAM conference focused around Agility, Business Value, Risk and…..Culture. Culture and behavior seem to be increasingly featured topics at IT conferences as a critical barrier or enabler for the IT transformation facing many organizations.
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Why You Need to Know Your Company’s IT Service Management Maturity Ranking
The volume of tasks running through the service desk continues to escalate. And end users—conditioned by Amazon, Facebook and Netflix—have ever-increasing service expectations.
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Cloud Gathering Momentum, but Tech Pros Struggle with Optimal Strategy
Pure Storage, a leading independent all-flash data platform vendor, recently announced the results of Evolution, an independent global research survey exploring the ways businesses are balancing infrastructure and applications today and in the future.
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The CAB – Do We Still Need One?
A couple of recent client engagements have had me wondering about this question. If Change Management is done properly, do we really need final approval by a CAB during a meeting when most tools have robust automated approvals, conflict checkers and risk assessments?
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Digital Transformation – Survey Shows that Leadership is in Crisis
Wipro Digital, the digital business unit of Wipro, has just released a new study that shows that leadership within digital transformation may be in crisis. Half of senior executives feel that their company is not successfully executing against 50% of their strategies.
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Using a Service Catalog to Enable Enterprise Service Management
As discussed in part one of this blog series, service catalogs are not only limited to IT. They can be used to bring together service offerings that collaborate multiple departmental efforts.
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The End of Incident Management (as we know it!)
Can you imagine an ITSM world without Incident Management? While important, Incident Management (IM) is one of the most inefficient (and sometimes ineffective) ITSM processes. So much of the success (or failure) of IM depends on human interpretation.
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The Big Opportunity for Chatbots in IT Support
You currently can’t escape all the talk of bots and, in particular, chatbots – computer programs that conduct conversations (with humans) via auditory or textual methods.
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Employee Experience is The Only Metric You Need
Our company HappySignals was founded on the realization that IT service management (ITSM) teams are still measuring service quality in process metrics by way of service level agreements (SLA).
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Idwell on Service Management 