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BRM Rocking it 2

Another 5 Tips for Using BRM to Rock Service Levels

Last week, I blogged about business relationship management (BRM) (link) and how it can seriously help IT organizations who are struggling to meet business expectations around service quality, support, and anything else really. I gave you my first 5 tips, and now I’d like to follow up with the rest. Here we go… Tip 6: […]

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BRM Rocking it 1

My First 5 Tips for Using BRM to Rock Service Levels

Is your IT organization struggling to meet business expectations around service quality, support, or anything else? Then business [...]

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Success 9 big

The 7 Habits of Highly-Effective Service Catalog Managers

IT service catalogs can make a big difference to IT organizations wanting to improve the end-user, or customer, experience. But it’s [...]

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Kaizen2

How to Use Kaizen to Drive Service Improvements (Part 2)

Many IT organizations will admit to the fact that they could be somewhat better at getting better, i.e. better at improving operations [...]

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Kaizen to Drive Service

How to Use Kaizen to Drive Service Improvements (Part 1)

“Kaizen” might sound like a breakfast roll but don’t be fooled – it’s a philosophy and approach that aids continuous service [...]

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Highly Effective Release Managers

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Release Managers

Aha, the highly-effective series continues. Release management is often a misunderstood process, or capability, with the dividing line [...]

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Awkward DevOps questions

5 Awkward Questions for the Production-End of the DevOps Pipeline

DevOps isn’t just about development, the creation of new code and capabilities, there’s also the need to release to the production [...]

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Effective Configuration Managers

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Configuration Managers

Configuration management and the configuration management database (CMDB) should play a key part in the IT service management (ITSM) [...]

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Grown ups

Cloud Is Now for Grown-Ups

Public cloud has come a long way since we were all worried about the levels of security and availability associated with the delivery [...]

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Two jobs to service management

Service Management Isn’t One Job, It’s Two

Oftentimes it’s the every day things I do in my life that teach me about service management. So let me tell you what happened this [...]

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Work in Progress (WIP)

How to Identify and Measure Your Work in Progress (WIP)

If you’ve ever worked in a manufacturing environment, then you certainly know what Work In Progress (WIP) looks like: stacks of [...]

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IT Security Cameras

What IT Security Can Learn from Speed Cameras

Who’d have thought that there are IT security lessons to be learned from a new approach the UK Government took to reducing speeding? [...]

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Hidden on premise costs

The Hidden Costs of On-Premise Software and Where to Find Them

For around a decade now, businesses have been moving their software into cloud-based hosting at an ever increasing rate. This is not [...]

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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.