Monthly Archive: April 2016

Problem management & workarounds

Just Maybe, Problem Management Is Not Needed

IT guys are often happiest when something breaks and they have a root cause to find, investigate, and resolve. Sometimes, though, finding the cause isn’t necessary but it can be hard to resist. Let me tell you a story that shows what I mean. My neighbors once had an issue with their gas supply. During […]

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ITSM Outsourcing and Common Sense – Bedfellows or Poles Apart?

ITSM Outsourcing and Common Sense – Bedfellows or Poles Apart?

For me it was a constant source of bafflement in projects – why does the obvious seem so out of reach when we look at applying IT [...]

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Recipe for service desk

The Perfect Recipe for Service Desk Customer Feedback Forms

Maintaining a 5-star service desk relies on the continual assessment, and potential improvement, of the service you offer. But it can [...]

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Amplify DevOps

Three ITSM Activities to Amplify DevOps Feedback Loops

There are Three Ways of DevOps, three principles that underpin all other DevOps patterns. The DevOps Second Way is to “Amplify Feedback [...]

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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.