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Building ITSM House Part 4

Building Your ITSM House, Part 4

Can you feel the excitement?  All of the hard work is paying off – our ITSM house that we’ve been building is taking shape!  In Part 1 of this series, I discussed some things to think about before you even get your hammer, saw, and trusty tool belt out to build your ITSM house. In […]

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ITSM Futures: Be a Disruptor Not the Disrupted

IT Service Management Futures: Be a Disruptor Not the Disrupted

Is IT service management (ITSM) under attack from the technology “unicorns” and things like DevOps and Lean? Many of the articles we [...]

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Building ITSM House Part 3

Building Your ITSM House, Part 3

In Part 1 of this series, I discussed some things to think about before you even get your hammer, saw, and trusty tool belt out to [...]

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Catalogue

Service Catalogue – Collaboration Is Key!

There are many different interpretations of service catalogue – in terms of what it is and how it delivers value. The concept has [...]

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Building Your ITSM House – Part 2

Have you found your trusty hard hat and tool belt?  I hope so, because I’m back and ready to start diving into the details of building [...]

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ITSM House

Building Your ITSM House – Part 1

Would you build a house by starting with the roof?  Well of course not!  Yet many ITSM implementations I hear about want to start with [...]

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ITSM Futures: Ambient Intelligence and Data Culture

ITSM Futures: Ambient Intelligence and Data Culture

Be warned, this blog looks to the future of IT service management (ITSM), ITSM tools, and ITSM data. You might need to click through on [...]

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Shifting ITSM to a Platform Strategy

Shifting ITSM to a Platform Strategy

I must be mixing with the wrong crowd as some of my blogs have gone a little bit “out there” of late. This time I want to look at how [...]

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Workshop Tales for ITSM Planning

In my last blog we looked at some of the things you can do to plan ahead for your IT service management (ITSM) tool implementation – [...]

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Capacity Management in the Second Machine Age

Hold on to your hats, lil’ ol’ Joe is about to get all technical on you … Demand for IT is unpredictable in what is now a digital, [...]

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Data

Preparing for ITSM Tool Implementation

If you are just buying or have bought a shiny new IT service management (ITSM) tool – congratulations! You have many good opportunities [...]

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SIAM

So SIAM Isn’t Just For Large Enterprises?

Service Integration and Management (SIAM) has been around for a while but it’s still a strange or even unheard of term for many. [...]

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Agile ITSM

Getting Started with Agile ITSM

Before you pick up a tool, you need to know what you plan to use it for. That’s just common sense, isn’t it? So naturally there’s a [...]

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Joe

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.