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Service and Asset Management

Three key principles required to acheive service management excellence include:

  • Aligning the IT organization with the dynamically-changing requirements of the business;
  • Improving support of day-to-day customer service; and,
  • Consulting on the effective utilization of current hardware and software
    technologies.

At the foundation of every mature service management organization is a well-defined Service Management system. The Service Management system consists of a group of integrated components designed to align the organization’s planning activities to their customers’ current and future requirements, while professionally supporting their customers’ needs on a day-to-day basis.

ITIL® is the most widely accepted approach to IT service management in the world, and it does provide a cohesive set of best practices, drawn from the public and private sectors internationally. However, as a “best practice”, ITIL® only defines an ideal service management end state; it does not provide the details on how to reach that end state. In other words, ITIL® is an integral and necessary component of any service management initiative, but it is not a Service Management system in and of itself.

The components of the Service Management system include:

  • Strategy -- An overall Service Management Strategy with Mission, Critical Success Factors (CSFs), and key measurements;
  • Structure -- An organization structure with defined roles and responsibilities
    of various coordinated support levels and functions;
  • System -- An information repository with reported incidents, planned activities, available services, assets and configurations, and measurements available to the organization and their customers; and,
  • Process -- An integrated infrastructure of automated ITIL®-related business processes, policies and procedures, and supporting tools, technologies and knowledgebases.

The ISM Framework for IT SuccessSM, encompassing the appropriate components ITIL® v3 among other industry standards, provides the ideal blueprint for establishing a world-class Service Management system. Specialiazing in HP Service Management Center, including HP Asset Manager, BMC Remedy, and CA Unicenter® Service Desk and Asset Management, ISM has the expertise and experience to streamline and optimize your service management processes, Help Desk, and asset management solutions.

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