I've just signed the ONE Declaration committing myself to help fight the emergency of global AIDS and extreme poverty. The first thing I'm doing is asking you...
IT-relevant academia: perhaps not an oxymoron? I've kept a small agent running in the background of my brain looking for relevant academic fora. These two have...
Does someone have notice about a technical infrastructure operations management framework? Some like an "ISL-Infrastructure Service Library" ( as suggested by...
Microsoft Operational Framework (MOF), which is extensively documented on the Microsoft web site, not limited to a Microsoft infrastructure, and largely based...
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IBM Systems Journal July 2007 - more ITSM architecture, finally The current IBM <http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj46-3.html> Systems Journal is all about...
Couple of <http://erp4it.typepad.com/erp4it/2007/08/couple-of-good-.html> good blogs Nick Malik <http://blogs.msdn.com/nickmalik/default.aspx> (where do I...
The evolving domain language of IT... and more on Application versus Service One of the hallmarks of mature professions is that they have a clear and detailed...
The CMDB dream team One of the issues dogging the CMDB hype cycle is the steep requirements for architecting and implementing such systems, even when based on...
... Thanks for sharing that link. Seeing the E-R diagram relating various kinds of CIs to projects, programs, releases, events, problems, incidents, etc....
Hi Brad, great questions - you must have a conceptual modeler lurking inside you somewhere :-) The purpose of the model was to represent a universe of...
... Several actually (from different sources). Just trying to reconcile diifferences and distinguishing characteristics. ... Here I generally see the term...
Hi Request to kindly do small favor please: Was searching ITIL\ITSM Service Delivery & Service Support "best practices" artefacts for centeralised \Or...
You can also try the IBM Tivoli Unified Process. It provides detailed process mappings across eTOM, ITIL, COBIT, ISO/IEC 20000 and others. Best of all, its...
... Charlie - The definition of ITUP - IBM Tivoli Unified Process is built on the same foundation of RUP. The same tools (Rational Method Composer - RMC) and...
Hi Sridhar I am eagerly awaiting an in depth discussion of this in a future IBM Systems Journal! Or did I miss an article covering this? Always good to hear...
I was wonfering how the term product and service is continuing to be used in your worlds. I remember Charlie covering this in his book though with Software as...
This question is coming from a process modeler colleague of mine who is trying to find a well defined way to associate IT offering and portfolios with the...
Service Strategy talks about this in some detail. A product is likely to be a Service Asset. Whether or not your service asset is capitalized will depend on...
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ITIL Version 3 as well as other sources define a service as "...anything of value that is not goods or product". Therefore, providing you a pair of shoes is...
Hello, I am quite sure that ITIL 3's formal definition of a service is "A service is a means of delivering value to customers by facilitating outcomes ...
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Capability is meaningless if it can't deliver - this is what you will run into at the?executive level of almost any?business. ? ... From: Robert Falkowitz...
I am looking at this much wider: what is a service and what are the standard services that all businesses have (and as such what are the services that we...
Not to tout my horn a bit, but I have a book coming (Servicing ITIL ISBN: 142514032-7) out literally within the next few weeks that lists all the IT services...
G'day Ross Nothing like sending an email to someone just around the corner. Have you looked at the various Reference models in TOGAF/ FEAF/ AGA? There are...
... Ross - AMong the first things I notice about ITILv3 is its lessened use of the term "IT Service Management" in favour of "Service Management". In fact, the...