Change Control Impacts IT Service Levels
With the reduction of IT staff size IT Service Management is an issue
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Over the last few years IT organizations have seen a significant increase in their service management cost. The main challenges for CIOs and their IT departments can only be addressed by effective processes and technologies to reduce the efforts required to manage applications and services.
Most organizations looking to manage and maintain their service desk solution. Some are interested in a Software-as-a-Service or On-Demand delivery model. At the same time, CEOs are asking CIOs and IT managers do they have the right infrastructure in place to manage IT Service Levels cost effectively.
Janco has just released version 4.0 of its IT Service Management - Service Oriented Architecture policies and procedures. Included in the template are:
- Service Request Policy
- Service Request Standard
- Help Desk Policy
- Help Desk Standards
- Help Desk Procedures
- Help Desk Service Agreement
- Change Control Standard
- Change Control Quality Assurance Standard
- Change Control Management
- Documentation Standard
- Version Control Policy
- Version Control Standard
The template includes Janco's Business and IT Impact Questionnaire. You can download a copy of the table of contents by going to download
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Once you measure you modify behavior - Are you measuring the right things?
The Metrics for the Internet, Information Technology and Service Management HandiGuide® is over 300 pages, defines 540 objective metrics, and contains 83 metric reports that show over 240 objective metrics.
The metrics cover all areas of the Internet, Information Technology, and Service Management -- including WIRELESS metrics. In addition, there are industry specific examples for financial services, distribution, manufacturing, education, entertainment, government, hospitality, insurance, medical, real estate and retail.
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Risk Assessment
Business IT
Impact
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Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity
The DRP template is over 200 pages and includes everything needed to customize the Disaster Recovery Plan to fit your specific requirement. The electronic document includes proven written text and examples.
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