Archives of ITIL

Training vs learning?

Like many other ITIL instructors, I spend a fair amount of my time teaching certification classes. That said, keep in mind that for ITIL implementations to work, it requires the […]
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ITIL implies choices

A mistake many people make trying to use ITIL guidance is expecting it to be explicitly prescriptive (in other words, a step by step procedural how-to). That’s not what it’s […]
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Common sense isn’t so common

Sounds like we’re having a few of the usual pseudo-debates on a number of the LinkedIn groups again…I always hesitate to get involved in these conversations because so much of […]
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Integrating ITIL with project management

One of the many issues facing organizations trying to get substantial traction with ITIL initiatives is the incorrect perception that ITIL is “for operations.” I can’t begin to count the […]
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ITIL hands make light work…

Today’s post really is meant to remind all of us (myself very much included) why ITIL and IT service management matter. 20 years ago, if my email service went down, […]
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What you need to know about ITIL

Was just reading a white paper that a co-worker of mine was using to help explain the basic objectives of ITIL, and it was reflective of its publishing time, mid-2007, […]
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