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The Value of ITIL 4

Selling the Value of ITIL 4

In terms of the IT service management (ITSM) opportunities available to organizations to improve their IT service delivery and support operations and outcomes, ITIL is definitely the most mature. It’s been used by organizations of all sizes around the world for over 30 years, with 2020’s ITIL 4 the most recent incarnation [...]

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ITSM Tips 2023

23 ITSM Tips for a Better 2023

IT service management (ITSM) is all about improvement and, if the AXELOS 2022 ITSM Benchmarking Report and survey data is correct, [...]

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Value Stream Mapping

What ITSM Practitioners Need to Know About Value Stream Mapping

The introduction of ITIL 4 in 2019 brought a focus on value co-creation and value streams over the traditional process-based approach [...]

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ITOM Gateway

Understanding ITOM as the Gateway to AIOps and DEX

More and more IT organizations are recognizing the opportunity of AIOps and Digital Employee Experience (DEX) Management. It’s great [...]

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ITSM-Basics-red

ITSM Basics: A Simple Introduction to Problem Management

  If you regularly read my blog you’ll know that I’ve already written a fair bit on the tough nut to crack that is problem management. [...]

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ITSM in 2023

ITSM in 2023 – Start Planning Now, It’s Closer Than You Think

Your organization might have already undertaken its first budget planning round for 2023 IT operations. Whether it has or hasn’t, have [...]

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ITSM Sustainability

How is Your IT Organization Enabling Corporate Sustainability Strategies?

Have you heard of sustainability? You probably have. But have you linked your IT organization’s strategies, activities, and goals into [...]

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AI Service Desk

What the Introduction of AI Means for Your IT Service Desk

The opportunity of artificial intelligence (AI) for IT service management (ITSM) has been the subject of blogs, papers, webinars, and [...]

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Intelligent Automation

Automation is Dead, Long Live Intelligent Automation

If, like me, you’ve benefitted from automation in your IT service management (ITSM) role for at least the last decade, if not two, you [...]

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Change Refuser

How to Deal with a Change Approver “Refuser”

One of the key roles within the ITIL 4 change enablement process is that of approving changes so that the benefits can be delivered to [...]

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New Dawn of Service Management

Make 2022 a New Dawn for Your Service Management Capabilities

Sadly, the world still isn’t right – at least in 2019 terms – but at least there’s more breathing room for many organizations (albeit [...]

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Employee Experience Culture

Is it Finally Time to Fix Your IT Service Desk’s Incident Classification System?

Do you occasionally stop to wonder whether your IT service desk’s incident classification system, or structure, is fit for purpose? [...]

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Automate more

Your IT Service Desk Needs to Automate More, Here’s Why

IT service management (ITSM) industry research shows that many organizations want to automate more, whether in the IT department or [...]

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So in case you hadn't worked it out yet, I'm Joe! Hello there. I'm a native New Yorker and I love everything connected to IT service management (ITSM). I'm a passionate blogger and Twitter addict, and I'm also the resident IT guy at SysAid Technologies.