This masterclass is a hands-on practical event designed to help you understand the right experience measures for your business and how you can follow a 9-step approach to build your experience level agreements.
Designed for those responsible for creating effective Post-Incident review reports, this event offers a straightforward way to show the relationships between a variety of different causal factors, in a practical case-led event.
Availability and Capacity Management are often overlooked and undervalued within an organisation. This event will focus on the areas you need to consider in making sure that your business can maintain its IT operations and yet still grow when needed without any surprises.
This masterclass introduces Experience Level Agreements (XLAs) and uses interactive studies and exercises to nail down the concept of XLA, setting attendees on a solid path beyond ITIL, SLAs, and KPIs into a new perspective of XLAs and performance outcomes.
Join us at Alton Towers Hotel, to experience rapid change in a safe, simulated environment, whilst deploying technologies, improving processes and achieving success.
To operate without formal change and release management capabilities in place risks regular service disruption and adverse impacts to business operations. Instead, attend this event and learn how to minimise risk, reduce service outages, and increase efficiency across IT and business operations.
This masterclass follows on from the Introduction to XLAs masterclass and is a hands-on practical session designed to help you understand the right experience measures for your business and how you can follow a 9-step approach to build your experience level agreements.
Discover how to create a flexible major incident process that restores service as quickly as possible; what you need to be doing in order to avoid stress and chaos, and effectively deal with any major incident that arises; plus much more in our dedicated Major Incident Management masterclass.
This masterclass introduces Experience Level Agreements (XLAs) and uses interactive studies and exercises to nail down the concept of XLA, setting attendees on a solid path beyond ITIL, SLAs, and KPIs into a new perspective of XLAs and performance outcomes.
Designed for apprentices, graduates and those moving into ITSM for the first time, attendees will be able to understand best practice for key areas in ITSM, how they work together, and most importantly what each practice needs to do for them all to work cohesively to provide ultimate value for the customer.
FREE for itSMF UK members, join us for a line-up of ITSM practitioners presenting ITIL case studies and deep-dive practice views. Settle into your seat at the British Motor Museum, network with other attendees, and join us on a journey of service management improvement with speakers from Bupa, The Salvation Army, Vodafone and PeopleCert.
17 September, 09:30 – 16:30