Community of Practice – Management of Service Meeting
Following the success of the first meeting, the second meeting for this Community of Practice will give the community the chance to plan the way forward for future meetings
Following the success of the first meeting, the second meeting for this Community of Practice will give the community the chance to plan the way forward for future meetings
Important areas of discussion in the DPI publication include conducting assessments, using reporting and metrics, keys to successful continual improvement, a solid basis for communication and organizational change management, and much more.
Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is a technique from lean to visualise what you are doing versus what you think is a better way or what you really should be doing. We will use your ways of work or process challenges as the VSM examples such that you can take-away and perform a VSM exercise.
The Drive Stakeholder Value book is one of the most “fresh thinking” of the ITIL4 Managing Professional publications, but still very useful and practical. This webinar will not only provide you with knowledge of what the DSV book is all about. It will also cover why it is so urgently needed.
The itSMF UK Leadership Council is an initiative to bring together senior service management professionals from our member organisations, to discuss issues of common concern and help develop strategic guidance for the service management community.
This masterclass is designed to aid IT Leaders and Practitioners get started in establishing the principles supporting a Cloud Centre of Excellence.
As ITSM practitioners how can we get started in identifying and progressing Continual Improvement opportunities and how best do we ensure we can demonstrate the business benefits delivered? Find out how here.
During this Design and Transition COP meeting, we will explore how the latest evolution of ITSM best practice reshapes the role of Service Design & Transition.
During this webinar we'll learn about 10 years of successful Enterprise Service Management at CERN. CERN was among the first to introduce IT service management principles outside the IT environment, applying ITIL based processes in a wide range of services across the whole organisation.
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.