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Community of Practice – Strategy and Planning Kick off

Online Delivery

Following the official Communities of Practice launch on 25 January Mark Burgess, Group chair, will facilitate a virtual introduction for the current community members with a view to plan future events and ways of working for the CoP.

Free

Community of Practice – Management of Service Kick off

Online Delivery

Following the official Communities of Practice launch on 25 January Richard Oliver, Group chair, will facilitate a virtual introduction for the current community members with a view to plan future events and ways of working for the CoP.

Free

Online Member Meet-up

Online Delivery

The team at HMRC have experienced a tumultuous 12 months due to Covid. New and updated IT systems have had to be developed at speed to support UK government and HMRC have had to adjust to changing work practices for their own teams

Free

Community of Practice – Management of Service Meeting

Online Delivery

This meeting will look at ways to optimise change management paying particular attention to - change and change improvement, including how to chair and run more effective CABs as well as Change Management in a more Agile environment.

Free

Community of Practice – Strategy and Planning Meeting

Online Delivery

At the Strategy and Planning CoP meeting in April it was agreed that Frameworks was the top topic of interest and will be the theme for this May's CoP meeting facilitated by Mark Burgess, Group chair

Free

Community of Practice – Strategy and Planning Meeting

Online Delivery

As the Strategy and Planning Community of Practice has agreed to develop a catalogue of Frameworks, Standards, Bodies of Knowledge and Methodologies this session will review a second draft with members.

Free

Online Member Meet-up

Online Delivery

This will be an interactive session covering topics such as: Is ITIL or your framework of choice still working for you? Has ITIL ever really worked? Can Enterprise Service Management really benefit your organisation or is just too difficult to make happen?

Free