Wendle ITSM Trends V20
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Wendle ITSM Trends V20
“For the Times, they are a Changin’” © 2009 Ken Wendle The information contained herein is subject to change without notice [email protected] Client Engagement Manager, HP itSMF International Board, Director Chapter Services Agenda •Trend 1: Putting ITSM in Context •Trend 2: A Focus on the (IT) Service •Trend 3: IT/IT Alignment •Trend 4: The Trend Setters 2 18 May 2009 Trend 1 Putting ITSM in Context. 3 18 May 2009 Service Management is Fundamental Source: Summit Strategies, Inc Server Virtualization ITSM Experienced ITSM Inexperienced 35% 15% 34% 20% 17% 27% 17% 10% 12% 9% Storage Virtualization ITSM Experienced ITSM Inexperienced 39% 18% 27% 17% SOA 25% ITSM Experienced ITSM Inexperienced 4 11% 2x the Adoption Level! 21% 24% 17% 34% 22% 17% 20% 23% 10% 13% 10% 12% 10% 6% 6% 15% Currently in General Operational use for many major applications Familiar with. Plans to evaluate in next 1-3 years Currently in Pilot or Limited Operational Use Rejected. Not planning to evaluate Evaluating for use in next 12 Months Not familiar 18 May 2009 5 18 May 2009 Trend 2 A renewed focus on the (IT) Service. 6 18 May 2009 Recent Transition from … This This To ITIL V2 7 18 May 2009 ITIL V3 ITIL v2 …was about IT Management •A processed •based •approach •focused on •delivering services •and meeting service •level targets negotiated with •business customers & users.” 8 18 May 2009 ITIL V3 … is about IT Leadership •A Lifecycle based approach with five stages aimed at delivering a set of services l Service Imp to achieve defined a ro nu i ve t n me o business outcomes C nt S e rv ic e D e si g n Service Strategy Se c rvi ion rat pe eO 9 18 May 2009 ce i rv e S a Tr t io i ns n Becoming “Service-Centric” IT Capabilities-centric IT Servers Storage Help desk Applications NOC vendors 10 18 May 2009 Service-centric IT Business unit Business unit Business unit Business unit Business unit IT The service Business Outcome The “Service-Centric” Model IT 11 18 May 2009 The service Business Outcome The “Business-Perspective” The SERVICE ! IT IT 12 18 May 2009 Trend 3 IT/IT Alignment: Bridging the gaps 13 18 May 2009 ITSM is still about Bridging the Gaps Business outcomes Bridges the gap between IT and the lines of business to deliver positive business outcomes STRATEGY STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS OPERATIONS Bridges the gaps between functional IT silos to deliver positive business outcomes 14 18 May 2009 IT Inefficiency STRATEGY Architecture Portfolio Management & Business Case DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS “My bonus is based on two things: on time and within budget.”ITIL & IT Service Mgmt Project Management “I’d rather have it wrong than have it late. We can always fix it later.” Development (Project) Costs Business Benefit Revenue Line $0 Operational Cost Increase 15 18 May 2009 IT Effectiveness STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT “Everything Working...” Service Strategy Portfolio Management & Business Case Service Design - Service Transition OPERATIONS Service Operations “… Everything Working Together.” Development (Project) Costs Business Benefit Revenue Line $0 Improved Project Success Rates 16 18 May 2009 Investment $ The V3 Value Proposition Governance Incident Events Request Problem Change Release Configuration Assets Continuity Capacity Financial SLM Availability Demand Portfolio Operate Test CMMI Release pme nt Deploy Development Design Analysis Bus. Req. Strategy Architecture Service Service Service Service Ope ratio Design Operations Transition Strategy n s DevImprovement Continual Service elo IT Services Business Needs (eg., CObIT) Project Management (PMBOK, PRINCE2, etc.) TIME 17 18 May 2009 Trend 4 The Trend Setters 18 18 May 2009 The itSMF Brought ITIL to the World! itSMF Globally Today 52 chapters over 5 continents; 16 active prospective chapters 19 18 May 2009 Summary • Keep ITSM in context − It’s not the new thing, it’s the new way! • IT is STILL all about the IT Service − Stay Service Centric • Align IT − Micro Silos / Macro Silos • Be a Trend Setter! − Get involved! 20 18 May 2009 “For the Times, they are a Changin’” © 2009 Ken Wendle The information contained herein is subject to change without notice [email protected] Client Engagement Manager, HP itSMF International Board, Director Chapter Services