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ITIL pg 1 SYSTEMS

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Information

Technology

Infrastructure

Library - ITIL®

Information

Technology

Infrastructure

Library - ITIL®

presented by

Donett Murphy

presented by

Donett Murphy

January 2005

Registered Trade Mark and a

Community Trade Mark of the Office

of Government Commerce

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ITIL pg 2

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„

Define ITIL

„

Identify ITIL Core Processes

„

Discuss IT Delivery & Support Model

„

Identify ITIL Publication

„

Address Who Is Implementing ITIL

„

Discuss Training and Certification

„

Define ITIL

„

Identify ITIL Core Processes

„

Discuss IT Delivery & Support Model

„

Identify ITIL Publication

„

Address Who Is Implementing ITIL

„

Discuss Training and Certification

BRIEFING OUTLINE

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ITIL pg 3

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Oh No!!! Not Another Model

Oh No!!! Not Another Model

Goal

The goal was to develop an approach that would be

vendor-independent and applicable to organizations with differing technical

and business needs. This resulted in the creation of the ITIL.

Goal

The goal was to develop an approach that would be

vendor-independent

and applicable to organizations with

differing technical

and business needs

. This resulted in the creation of the ITIL.

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ITIL pg 4

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What is ITIL?

ƒ

ITIL is a set of

best practices standards

for

Information Technology (IT) service management.

ƒ

The United Kingdom's Central Computer and

Telecommunications Agency (CCTA) created ITIL

in response to the growing dependence on

Information Technology

to meet business needs

and goals.

ƒ

ITIL provides businesses with a

customizable

framework of best practices

to achieve quality

service and overcome difficulties associated with

the growth of IT systems.

ƒ

Emerged as the worlds most widely accepted

approach to the management and

delivery of IT

Services

because it is

scaleable

.

Gartner measurements show that no adoption of IT Service

Management to full adoption can reduce an organization’s Total Cost

of Ownership by as much as 48%.

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ITIL pg 5

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ITIL Core Processes

IT planning, delivery and support for IT Services:

Service Delivery

9

Availability Management

9

Capacity Management

9

IT Service Continuity Planning

9

Financial Management

9

Service Level Management

Service Support

9

Incident Management

9

Problem Management

9

Change Management

9

Release Management

9

Configuration Management

Planning

Identification

Control

Status Accounting

Verification

Management Reporting

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ITIL pg 6

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ITIL pg 7

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Front Office

Back Office

Se

rv

ic

e

D

el

iv

er

y

Se

rv

ic

e

Su

pp

or

t

Service Level Management Service Level Management

Service Level

Management

Release Management Release Management Configuration Management Configuration Management Change Management Change Management

Change & Configuration Management

IT Service Continuity Management IT Service Continuity Management Capacity Management Capacity Management Availability Management Availability Management Financial Management Financial Management

Budgeting Accounting Charging

IT Service Planning

IT Delivery & Support Model

Incident Management

Incident

Management ManagementManagementProblemProblem

Incident & Problem Management

Understand and Control Costs Associated with the

Delivery of IT Services Manage & Improve

the Quality Of Agreed IT Services Ensure Cost Effective and Sustainable Levels of Availability Match Business Demand for IT Services with IT Resources Ensure the Protection of IT Services and the Rapid Restoration of

IT Service in the Event of a Disaster

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ITIL pg 8

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Front Office

Back Office

Se

rv

ic

e

D

el

iv

er

y

Se

rv

ic

e

Su

pp

or

t

Service Level Management Service Level Management

Service Level

Management

Release Management Release Management Configuration Management Configuration Management Change Management Change Management

Change & Configuration Management

IT Service Continuity Management IT Service Continuity Management Capacity Management Capacity Management Availability Management Availability Management Financial Management Financial Management

Budgeting Accounting Charging

IT Service Planning

IT Delivery & Support Model

Incident Management

Incident

Management ManagementManagementProblemProblem

Incident & Problem Management

Coordinate The Rapid Restoration of IT Services. Permanent Removal of Errors from the IT Infrastructure Bring All Changes Under the Control of a Single Set of Processes. Identify the Components and Maintain the Content

and the Context of the of the IT

Infrastructure Protect the LiveEnvironment by Controlling the

Release of Components.

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ITIL pg 9

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ITIL pg 10

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US Government and Commercial

Implementation

ƒ

IBM Global Services

ƒ

HP Services

ƒ

Procter and Gamble

ƒ

Caterpillar

ƒ

Shell Oil

ƒ

Boeing

ƒ

State Farm Insurance

ƒ

Nationwide Mutual

Insurance Company

ƒ

Internal Revenue Service

ƒ

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

ƒ

Department of Commerce

ƒ

National Institute of Standards (NIST)

ƒ

Department of Agriculture (USDA)

ƒ

National Security Agency (NSA)

ƒ

Department of Defense (DOD) ARMY

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ITIL pg 11

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Individual Certification is Available

Join Fellow CMers in Profession Growth



Training Providers:

ƒ

IntelQ

ƒ

Pink Elephant

ƒ

FoxIT

ƒ

DreamCatcher

ƒ

Others



Cost: ??? $850 - $1100 Based on

Group Size



Location: Local with No Travel

If you are interested contact Donett Murphy

before Feb 7, 2005.

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ITIL pg 12

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ISO 9000 - BRIEFING SUMMARY

ISO 9000 - BRIEFING SUMMARY

„

Defined ITIL

„

Identified ITIL Core Processes

„

Discussed IT Delivery & Support

Model

„

Identified ITIL Publication

„

Addressed Who Is Implementing ITIL

„

Discussed Training and Certification

„

Defined ITIL

„

Identified ITIL Core Processes

„

Discussed IT Delivery & Support

Model

„

Identified ITIL Publication

„

Addressed Who Is Implementing ITIL

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ITIL pg 13

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The following

Slides Were Not Part of

the Briefing.

Carol Farrall sent them for

distribution (part of

training material).

The following

Slides Were Not Part of

the Briefing.

Carol Farrall sent them for

distribution (part of

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ITIL pg 14

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ITIL Overview – Publications Map

ITIL Overview – Publications Map

© Crown Copyright. Reproduced with the permission of OGC

Planning to Implement Service Management

Service Management

Service

Support

Service

Delivery

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The

Business

Perspective

Applications Management

ICT

Infrastructure

Management

T

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Security

Management

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ITIL pg 15

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ITIL IT Service Management

ITIL IT Service Management

Service Support covers 1 functional area, and 5

processes:-•

Incident Management

Problem Management

Change Management

Configuration Management

Release Management

The Service Desk (Function)

Service Delivery covers 5

processes:-•

Service Level Management

Capacity Management

Availability Management

Financial Management

IT Service Continuity

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ITIL pg 16

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Service Support Process Model

Service Support Process Model

EDS Proprietary Source: ITIL- CCTA Crown Copyright 2000

Management tools

The Business, Customers or Users

Problem Management Release Management Configuration Management Incidents Service Desk Communications Updates Work arounds Releases Changes Customer Survey Reports Incidents Difficulties Queries Enquiries Change Management Problem statistics Trend analysis Problem reports Problem reviews Diagnostic aids Audit reports CMDB reports CMDB statistics Policy standards Audit reports Release schedule Release statistics Release reviews Secure library Testing standards Audit reports Change schedule CAB minutes Change statistics Change reviews Audit reports Service reports Incident statistics Audit reports Incident Management Incidents Problems

Known errors Changes Releases

CIs Relationships

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ITIL pg 17

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Service Delivery Processes

The Business, Customers or Users

Service Level Management Availability Management Communications Updates Reports Queries Enquiries Capacity Management SLAs, SLRs, OLAs,Ucs Service reports Service catalogue SIP Exception reports Audit reports Requirements Targets Achievements Availability Plan Design criteria Targets / Thresholds reports Audit reports Capacity Plan Capacity database or CDB Targets / Thresholds Capacity Reports Schedules Audit reports Financial Management for IT Services IT Services Continuity Management IT Continuity Plans BIA & Risk Analysis Control centers DR Contracts reports Audit reports

Financial Plan Types & models

Costs & Changes reports Budgets & Forecasts Audit reports Alerts and Exceptions Changes Management Tools & IT Infrastructure

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ITIL pg 18

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ITIL Process Linkages

Configuration Management Release Management Incident Management and Service Desk Financial Management Service Level Management Problem Management Change Management IT Service Continuity Management Capacity Management Availability Management Uses Communicates With Strong Relationship

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ITIL pg 19 SYSTEMS

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CMDB

Incident

Management

Incident Tracking Profile info

Change

Management

Requests for Change

Problem Tracking

HW & SW Attributes & Relationships

SW Acceptance Stages

SW releases Charging Data Service Requests

Change or Request Priority Profile info

Problem

Management

Release

Management

Configuration

Management

Procedures/Docs

Roles & Resp. Known Error Reporting Workarounds DSL Availability Requirements Capacity Plan Costing Data Risk Analysis SLAs OLAs UCs

Service Level

Management

Availability

Management

Capacity

Management

IT Continuity

Planning

Financial

Management

Downtime recording Forecasts Organizational Info Continuity Plans Test Results

MANAGEMENT

INFORMATION

Holistic Configuration Management

Holistic Configuration Management

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ITIL pg 20

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Configuration Management Relationships

Configuration Management Relationships

Configuration Management

Asset Management

P roble m Man agem ent In ciden t Man agem ent C hang e Man agem ent Rele ase Man agem ent

Inventory

S ecurit y Man agem ent ITSC Man agem ent Service Leve l Man agem ent Rele ase Man agem ent Impact Assessments Relationships Verification Lower Costs Fewer Errors Financial Information Service Level Thresholds Service Components Responsibilities Business Impact

Greater Linkage to Business Better ROI

Higher Customer Satisfaction Reduced Costs

Prioritization Reduced MTTR

Greater User Satisfaction Better User Productivity Efficiency Fina ncial Man agem ent

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ITIL pg 21

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Source: ITIL- CCTA Crown Copyright 2000

Source: ITIL- CCTA Crown Copyright 2000 EDS Proprietary

Release Management Environments

Release Management

Release Management

Development

Environment

Live

Environment

Release Policy Release Planning Fit-for-Purpose testing Release Acceptance Roll-out planning Communication Preparation and Training

Configuration Management Database (CMDB)

and

Definitive Software Library (DSL)

Build and configure the Release

Controlled Test Environment

Design and develop, or order and purchase the software Distribution + installation

Release Management

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ITIL pg 22 SYSTEMS

QURENT

V 2.1

Development

Production

Archive (remains in DSL, but status changed to archive)

DSL

V 1 V 1 V 1 V 2 V 2 V 1 V 2 V 2.1

Version Control

V 2.1

Test

App1 v 1.0

Status = Dev

CMDB

App1 v 1.0

Status = In Test

App1 v 1.0

Status = In Prod

App1 v 2.0

Status = Dev

App1 v 2.0

Status = In Test

App1 v 1.0

Status = Archive

App1 v 2.0

Status = Failed Test

App1 v 2.1

Status = Dev

App1 v 2.1

Status = In Test

App1 v 2.1

Status = In Prod

V 1 V 2.1

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ITIL pg 23

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Some Useful Websites

The OGC – the organization that publishes the ITIL books

http://www.ogc.gov.uk/itil/

ITIL UK – Official Web Site

http://www.itil.co.uk/index.html

Multilingual – ITIL Information [Service Support/Delivery on-line]

http://www.itilworld.com/

Loyalist College [Belleville, Ontario] ITIL Certification Agent

http://www.itilexams.com/

The global IT Service Management Forum site

http://www.itsmf.com

The ITSMF – US site

http://www.itsmf.net/

ItSMF – IT Service Management Forum - check out Event/Presentation for local context and players.

http://www.itsmf.on.ca/

General ITSM information and white-papers

http://www.pultorak.com/pcbit/itsm.htm

Ottawa based ITIL Services/Training provider

“Links” contains a good selection of ITIL Information/Solution providers

http://www.staytech.com/

Tools, newsletters, and white-papers on ITSM

http://www.nextslm.org/

ITIL Services/tools provider

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