Monthly Archive: March 2016

Shadow IT

Is Your IT in the Shadows?

Shadow IT, the introduction and use of IT in an organization with little or no involvement or support from the IT department, is a growing phenomenon. For those of us working in the IT service management (ITSM) industry, when we hear about shadow IT, it’s usually connected with terms like problem, mistake, aberration, or [...]

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Women in IT

Why Are There So Few Women in IT?

Although we’re now well into the 21st century, the goals of the gender-equality movement have still to be accomplished, especially in [...]

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Business continuity, disaster recovery (BC/DR)

Business Continuity Management, Disaster Recovery, and ITSM Are Not Mutually Exclusive

We have all had, or have heard about, IT horror stories that have caused businesses to go into unplanned panic (and most likely to be [...]

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ITIL Practitioner Guidance

8 Things that Stand Out in the New ITIL Practitioner Guidance Book

It’s not often that I admit to being excited by a new ITIL publication – the popular IT service management (ITSM) best practice [...]

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From pitch perfect to continual service improvement

How to Crush Service Desk Complaints by Boosting Your Capabilities with Continual Service Improvement

Long blog title, I know, but hopefully it got your attention. You might be thinking “IT service desk complaints and continual service [...]

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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.