XLA24 – Experience Management & XLAs
Experience Management & XLAs - open to all and FREE for itSMF UK members, join us on the 4 July at Mercedes-Benz World for XLA24!
Experience Management & XLAs - open to all and FREE for itSMF UK members, join us on the 4 July at Mercedes-Benz World for XLA24!
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.
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.
Whether you are looking at Service Management from an IT or Enterprise-wide perspective, we live in interesting times. Come and join your peers for a face-to-face meet up hosted by the University of Dundee where we’ll hear real-world examples of developments in AI, UI and ESM, and have plenty of time for networking too.
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.
Network with other members over popcorn and burgers, and enjoy a day of service management content and case studies from PeopleCert, BT, DWP, and University of Birmingham.
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.
We know that we ought to be in control over how our IT assets are used. But that’s quite challenging in a world of widespread cloud usage, mobile apps and people using their own devices. What should we be doing? How does it add business value? And how do we demonstrate that to senior management?