Aligning Incident and Change Management with Business Priorities

Every organization today relies on some level of IT for business-critical services. Point-of-sale systems in retail environments,automated teller machines in banking, and just-in-time inventory and ordering systems in manufacturing are a few examples. Disruption or degradation of these systems can have serious ramifications on the business, including revenue losses, reduced profitability, damaged reputation, and even defection of customers to the competition.

The Power of Integration

Are you ready for the next generation of IT Service Management?
And if you are, how do I get there?
 
 
 

Is your IT organization struggling  with integration of your IT management applications?

SaaS is changing the delivery model for IT

Here at BMC something like 35% of our business applications are now consumed from SaaS vendors. Critical functions such as Sales, Marketing and HR all benefit from using state-of-the-art solutions that are hosted, managed and constantly improved by a third party. This genuinely has led to the promised gains in efficiency and reductions in cost for IT – but what has it meant for how we plan, deploy and monitor […]

Everything I know about ITSM I learned from Darwin- Part III

“IT is not the strongest or the smartest of the species who survives, it is the one most adaptable to change” – Charles Darwin

 

To all of the fans of Darwin who somehow became a member of the IT Service Management world: A series of observation s and perhaps a prediction or two…..

 

Communication and the Collective […]