Week 01 - Introduction To IT Services Management
Week 01 - Introduction To IT Services Management
Management
IntroductiontoITSM
Chapter1:TheITILqualificationscheme
Chapter2:Introductiontoservicemanagement
Dr. Mohammad Awrangjeb
School of Information and Communication Technology
Note:SomeslidesarefromDr.BruceandDr.Geraldine
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this lecture students will be able to
Explain the idea of ITSM and why it is important
ITSM Frameworks and differences between ITIL and ISO 20000
Course compatible: Also, students are not permitted to enroll in the following incompatible courses:
3418ICT (Strategic IS Management, at Nathan campus) and
2806ICT (IT Services Management).
If you have not completed 1803ICT or 1410ICT, or if you are enrolled in both 3418ICT and 2806ICT,
you must withdraw immediately from 2806ICT.
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A University Case (cont.)
Pairupwithsomeofyourclassmateatyourrightorleftside
Andanalyse:
Whoarethestakeholders?
Whatistheconcern/issuefacedbyeachofthestakeholders?
Whichofthestakeholderscanbeconsideredcustomers.
Whatfactorshavecontributedtothechaoticstateofaffairs?
Howcouldthechaoscouldhavebeenavoided?
Somepossiblereasons:
Underestimatinggrowthinthestatistics;itsfasterthanwhatwe
canmeasure
MismanagementofIT organisations havesystematically
mismanagedtheinvestments inIT!
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Pressures on IT outsourcing,
Have you used a offshoring,
smartphone 10 insourcing, etc.
years back? More IT experts
now!
Failure primarily not for technical reasons, but for human, management and
organisational reasons. 3 of the 4 failure types are from the perspective of the
business client. Essentially, the client is not getting what they want, and IT
services are in need of better management.
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Would you accept the Failure?
50+ years into the evolution of business computing, IT is still often known as a
dysfunctional area, fraught with high project failure rates, high expenditures, unknown
returns, and non-alignment with organisational strategy.
Enables Enables
IT/Business Businessvalue
ITSM alignment fromITinvestments
ITILv3
InWeek12,wewillstudytheresearch(data)onhoworganisationsareadopting
ITSM(andITILtools),andcriticallyexaminewhethervalueisbeingdelivered.
(CBIS) 6(Six)ComponentsinCBIS:
IT(4abovecomponents)
Procedures
People
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What is IT Services Management?
Weallexperienceservices(goodorbad).Whataresomeexamples?
Whatdoyouunderstandbythetermservice?
Managementisaboutthecoordinationof
activity inordertomeetaspecificgoal.
Thecoordinationofactivityincludesroles
andresponsibilitiesofvariouspeoplealong
withstructures/proceduresfordoingthings
Servicesmanagementisaboutthecoordinationofactivitywithinan
organizationwiththegoalofmeetingcustomerneedsandthusfacilitating
customersoutcomes inapositiveway.
Theemphasis inservicesmanagementison
providing valuetothecustomerand
developingandmaintainingapositivecustomerrelationship.
Whatisthediagramillustrating?
WhatismeantbyCoreService?
WhatisEnablingService?
HowisanEnhancingservicedifferentfrom
acoreservice?
GiveanexampleofaCoreService,Enhancing
serviceandServicepackagethatyoumight
withinGriffithUniversityITdepartment.
Value=Utility+Warranty
[seePassingyourITILFoundationExam,p.16]
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What is IT Services Management?
ITSM is characterised by adopting a process approach towards management focusing on
customer needs and IT services for customers rather than IT systems, while emphasising
continual improvement.
Itfocusesondefining,managing,deliveringandsupportingITservicestoachievebusinessobjectives
(Winniford,Conger,&EricksonHarris,2009)
So, Customer orientation is one of the most important strategic orientations in the context
of IT management in todays enterprises.
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ITSM Frameworks
and Standard
ITIL IT Infrastructure Library
Mostcommonframework(NOTastandard)
ITSMissynonymouswiththeIITIL,thoughthereareotherframeworks
ITILoriginatedasanofficialpublicationofUnitedKingdomgovernment agencies(first
(theCabinetOffice).
InJanuary2014,ownershipofITILwastransferredtoAxelos,ajointventureoftheUK
governmentandCapita.
ThecurrentversionoftheITILframeworkisthe2011edition,andisarevisionofthe
previouseditionknownasITILVersion3.
Todate,thereare50,000ITILcertifiedprofessionalsworldwideand25%ofIT
managersinlargeorganizationsbearITILstandards.
Aims:
Use resources more efficiently
Be more competitive on a global and local scale
Eliminate redundancy
Reduce incidence of having to do things over again
Improve warranty (availability, reliability and security) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBguassbAzo
Reduce and justify cost of service quality
Streamline and integrate processes, i.e., business elements work cohesively
Better able to assign, document, communicate and evaluate roles and responsibilities
Continuously learn from experience and make improvements based on those experience
Provide evidence of performance indicators.
(Pink Elephant, 2008)
Expert
(Earn Min 22 Cr)
Intermediate
(Lifecycle 15 Cr,
Capability 16 Cr)
Partitioner
(meet business
objectives, CSI)
2806ICT ITSM covers the
educational content to sit for the
Foundation certification exam for ITIL
(awareness) Foundation for Service
Management.
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ISO 20000 (ISO - International Organization for Standardization)
First international ITIL-compliant auditable standard for IT service management, consisting of two parts:
specification for service management, and
a code of practice for service management.
Specifies requirements for the service provider to plan, establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain and improve.
The requirements include the design, transition, delivery and improvement of services to fulfil agreed service requirements.
Has four key goals that must be demonstrated in the IT service management system. These are:
Customer focus (customer at the centre, needs of the customer are highlighted and central to the system)
Integrated processes (information flows through the system in a controlled/managed way)
End-to-End Service management (Service management permeates the whole supply chain to make sure that the service
provider aligns with the customer commitments)
Continual service improvement (improvements are ongoing and applied consistently throughout the system)
Governance
COSO
Layer
Governance
Layer
IT
ITIL
ISO standards
Management
Layer
CMMI
IT
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What have you learned new today? Make a list of three points:
Next:
Week 1 Workshop/Lab: Meet & Greet; work on a case study
Week 2 lecture: ITIL Service lifecycle