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 […]
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 […]
I’m currently helping to support a large scale introduction of the ITIL processes (at least some of them) to a large military organization. While there is a lot of focus […]
I recently overheard someone suggest that cloud computing could be “the death of ITIL.” This underscores a claim I’ve made for some time…that most people STILL think of ITIL as […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
One of the more challenging problems with deploying ITIL processes is our desire to make workflows linear. We teach the lifecycle one domain at a time, and teach processes in […]
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, […]
I’m pleased to announce that we have started to publish our new ITIL Results in 5 Minutes daily learning snippets. Watch the first installment, Why Availability Shouldn’t Wait. Please feel […]