Masterclass – Post Incident Review
Join us for this one day Kepner-Tregoe masterclass designed for Major Incident Managers, Problem managers, and others responsible for creating effective Post-Incident review reports.
Join us for this one day Kepner-Tregoe masterclass designed for Major Incident Managers, Problem managers, and others responsible for creating effective Post-Incident review reports.
This webinar looks at how to ensure your organisation has a fit for purpose recovery capability and provides focal points for attendees to take away to assist them in improving their skills and maturity in IT service restoration.
This webinar will cover tips, tricks and recommendations from a Knowledge Management expert on how to get started on the journey to effective and sustainable knowledge sharing across your teams.
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 webinar is for organisations who want to progress with Service Catalogue or an approach that gives them strategic visibility and control over their service portfolio. Many organisations struggle to achieve consensus around what is needed from Service Catalogue and the process of moving forward and getting started can be frustrating and repeatedly stalled.
Everything is Problem Management - or should be! Problem Managers have frequently been the poor relations in ITSM, given an impossible task and few resources to work with. This masterclass will show you how to add value in the most difficult of circumstances!
This event demonstrates the business value and positive impact of a DevOps approach. By helping to clearly communicate the DevOps case for change, it creates shared understanding and commitment towards Development and Operations working together as a high-performing team.
This simulation is a powerful way to stimulate a new way of thinking within the IT Organisation. It helps employees better understand how to improve their own way of working from where they are now (traditional Service Management) towards a more Agile Service Management approach.
What does ITIL® 4 really mean for problem management professionals? At a special Focus Day in Bracknell in October, itSMF members discussed the subject and formulated some new guidance. In […]
Major incidents are best avoided…but however many or few your organisation experiences, all eyes are on you. This need not be frightening, provided you follow a clear and effective roadmap towards service recovery.