Information Technology Service Management/ by Jeff Struik
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TextBurlington, Toronto Academic Press, c2024Description: 192 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type: - text
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- 9781779561602
- T 58.5 S77 2024
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Includes bibliographic references and index.
Chapter 1: Introduction To IT Service Management
Unit Introduction
1.1. Best Practice Versus Good Practice
1.2. The IT Framework
1.3. The IT Core
1.4. Complementary Material
1.5. Related Material
1.6. The IT Service Management Model
1.7. Key Concepts
1.8. The Interrelationship Between Functions, Processes, And Roles
1.9. Service Strategy
Summary
Multiple Choice Questions
References
Chapter 2: Strategic Alignment
Unit Introduction
2.1. Corporate Strategy
2.2. IT Projects
2.3. Strategic Frameworks
2.4. Reengineering Cumulative Digression
The book 'IT Service Management' by Jeff Struik is a comprehensive guide on the principles and practices of managing IT services effectively. It delves into the fundamental concepts of IT Service Management (ITSM), highlighting its importance in aligning IT services with business goals. The book covers key frameworks and standards such as ITIL, COBIT, and ISO 20000, providing a solid foundation for IT managers and aspiring IT service managers. It addresses strategic alignment, portfolio flexibility, architecture management, asset management, IT reporting, and resource management. The author, a seasoned cybersecurity professional, uses real-world examples and case studies to equip readers with actionable strategies for optimizing IT service delivery and driving continuous improvement. The intended audience includes IT managers, service managers, and anyone interested in ITSM
Struik, J. (2024). Information technology service management. Toronto Academic Press.
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