7 Key ITIL Abbreviations You Should Know
It would be fair to say that ITSM Certifications has evolved over the years. ITSM is not just structured processes and supporting procedures, it has evolved into an entity where discipline has become adept...
10 Key ITIL Implementation Mistakes You Must Avoid
The Service Desk as prescribed by ITIL comes into existence only when something goes wrong in an organization. Things can go wrong in various ways such as software expires, a laptop becomes non-functional, or...
ITIL Demand Management: A Detailed Guide
Every business has to equip best practices in order to optimize the customer demands for each of the services. Demand management in ITIL is one such concept that takes care of the demand from...
Top Incident Management Best Practices for Success
A long time ago, ITSM was quite different than what it is today. The emergence of the concept of smartphones and other mobile devices has revolutionized how people interact with both information and technology.
While...
6 Steps to Create an Effective ITSM Strategy
The trick behind providing good service is efficient ITSM (ITSM). A customer or business user will not know what is going on behind the scenes at the service provider’s premises. What can be seen...
Understanding Value Creation Through Services in ITIL
The value of a service comes from what it enables someone to do and what the service is made from. Thus we can say that the customer decides the value of a service and...
Key Activities in ITIL Service Request Fulfillment
A formal request by a user for any service they require such as the installation of new software, change of hardware, or replacement of a component is called a service request. The official definition...
Essential Elements of an ITIL Disaster Recovery Plan
You may be able to come up with the best disaster recovery (DR) plan, assign responsibilities to various personnel involved and ensure everything is in place. However, the critical part is maintaining the plan,...
Understanding the Objectives of Risk Management
Risk, in the IT sector, is defined by the NIST as the probability that a particular threat source will accidentally or intentionally exploit particular information system vulnerabilities. The threats can arise from vulnerabilities or...
A Comprehensive Guide to ITIL Supplier Management
Every organization purchases some quantity of goods and services from external suppliers. These supplies are essential for the smooth functioning of an organization. It is thus important that the organization engages properly with its...
