Online Event – Problem Management: Lunch & Learn
A lunch and learn session when you can nibble on your sandwiches and learn how Computacenter and Brillio solved the “problem” issue.
A lunch and learn session when you can nibble on your sandwiches and learn how Computacenter and Brillio solved the “problem” issue.
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.
ITIL 4 has brought the concept of value streams in the centre of service management. Indeed, service management practices only create value in the context of organization-wide value streams, never in isolation.
During this webinar, Rafal will present design thinking: an approach for designing user-centred products, services and processes.
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 SM Forum views ESM from a number of different perspectives, to help participants understand what it really means to apply service management best practice where it’s needed most. Bringing together practitioners with ESM experience in various industry sectors, it offers a excellent opportunity to review and discuss the key issues involved.
At this the launch of the 'Woman in ITSM' CoP, join us to gain a deeper understanding of your own imposter psychology and take away some new coaching practices to rise and thrive in your career.