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Wow, 2020 is over already. From some perspectives it couldn’t finish soon enough, but we’re proud of the hard work of all the IT professionals around the world in this troublesome year. We’re sure that you and your IT colleagues played a key role in helping your organization to keep going during the first wave of the global pandemic. With all the fire-fighting it might have been easy to forget ...
While our previous ITIL 4 blogs have covered the IT asset management (ITAM), service desk, and risk management practices, the demands of the coming year place an emphasis on the need to improve ...
The latest ITIL 4 IT service management (ITSM) body of knowledge brought about many changes to the ITIL v3/2011 best practices. These “structural” and approach-based changes have been documented in ...
When you stop to think about how hard your IT service desk personnel are working – especially after what has been a very busy and problematic year, to say the least – you might want to introduce some ...
Goodbye 2020 and hello 2021. Let’s hope that the new year brings with it better times for us all, both socially and at work. In terms of the latter, the wide scale impact of the global pandemic made ...
Have you ever stopped to wonder why the very diligent implementation of new technology – to time, cost, and quality – doesn’t deliver the expected benefits? IT self-service capabilities are usually a ...
It’s safe to say that many of us will be glad to see the back of 2020, with 2021 hopefully bringing with it a return to normality (or as close as we’re able to get to it). This applies to both our ...
The latest version of ITIL – ITIL 4 – was released in 2019 with a new focus and a different portfolio of IT service management (ITSM) guidance. For anyone interested in IT asset management (ITAM), a ...
Thanks to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations have been forced to undergo rapid transformations in how they operate, including their use of technology. Cloud-based applications, ...
The latest version of the ITIL IT service management (ITSM) best practice guidance – ITIL 4 – was released in 2019. Unlike ITIL v3/2011, this positioned the service desk as a practice – the ...
