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  • Why is ITIL so important?

    Almost all services most companies provide today are IT-enabled. That means organizations have a tremendous benefit in creating, expanding, and improving their IT service management capability. ITIL is a powerful tool in a way that:

    ITIL provides the guidance organizations need to address service management challenges and utilize the potential of modern technology.
    ITIL is designed to ensure a flexible, coordinated, and integrated system for the effective governance and management of IT-enabled services.
    ITIL is a best practice framework that guides ITSM delivery. 
    ITIL is not a theoretic approach. On the contrary, it's practical (written by experts in the industry) and flexible (can be adapted in any company, independent of the size or nature of the business).
    ITIL provides an end-to-end approach to IT service management and integrates well with other frameworks, e.g., Lean, DevOps, and Agile.
    The article „Why ITIL?“ https://advisera.com/20000academy/knowledgebase/itil/ will provide more details.

  • ITSM: Policies for Process Areas

    What should be policies for all process areas under ITSM?

  • ITSCM and BCM

    How to integrate ITSCM within BCM?

  • How to implement ITIL in an organisation on a low maturity scale?

    What is the best way to implement ITIL in an organisation on a low maturity scale?

  • How to implement ITIL into an environment that doesn't react to change well?

    How would I implement ITIL into an environment that doesn't react to change well?

  • Implementing ITSM and Agile Methods Together

    How to implement ITSM and agile methods together?

  • Adoption of ITIL

    How do you sell the adoption of ITIL to businesses and IT executives?

  • Combine roles inside an (ITSM) organization

    Whom should I assign as a change manager in a small IT company? Could this function be within some existing employee/function according to ITIL?

  • ITMS Process

    How do we design ITMS Process for a product company whose application/software is non business critical

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