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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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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Have you ever experienced an IT project landing into production where IT support and business users are surprised (and most likely unhappy)? Someone forgot to tell them about it? The support documents were not in place when you needed them? The service level agreement (SLA) was never agreed? Nob
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Wikipedia defines a “glass ceiling” as a metaphor used to represent an invisible barrier that keeps a given demographic from rising above a certain level in a hierarchy.
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Winter, spring, summer, or fall – strategy, design, transition, operation, or continual service improvement (CSI). Just as the year moves and transitions through seasons, as does your IT service management (ITSM) processes.
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For those in the United States, the phrase “alternative facts” came into popular use on January 23, 2017. The term was used in a context to indicate a reality, that many people witnessed, was not accurately portrayed.
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ITIL – the popular IT service management (ITSM) best practice framework – can be tough for people to wrap their heads around. So, to help organizations get a grip on ITIL 2011, I’ve put together a few tips to help ITSM leaders and practitioners get started.
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This question is currently being hotly debated in boardrooms and the IT press around the world, and some people feel that the response will impact their future for years to come.
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The team of executive directors strode purposefully into the room. Their shoulders deflating somewhat as they realized that they’d promised a two-hour slot to the corporate IT organization for a mini workshop.
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No I haven’t made the term up. “Service safari” and the similar “customer safari” are both legitimate business terms. And, if you want to get technical, then a service safari is both a proven design and “outside-in” service management concept.
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This winter my vacation plans changed from the normal routine for the first time in 15 years. Previously, every winter break had been the annual “family and friends” ski trip to North Conway.
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