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run IT like a business…”

“By following my process and method you can lower IT costs and…

[email protected]

Copyright 2009

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You know you are running IT like a business when…

You PROACTIVELY do the following:

•You define what services your customers value

•You understand the supply chain that enable the fulfillment

•You are able to track and influence demand

•You are able to identify all cost

•You are able to benchmark cost and performance

•Your IT business model enables Business Intelligence capabilities

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Service – A means of delivering value to Customers by facilitating outcomes customers want achieve without the ownership of specific costs and risks

Examples – Email, Cell Phones

IT Service – An IT service is made up from a combination of people, processes and technology and should be defined in a Service Level agreement

Examples: Network Services, Business Hosting Services and Security Services

Service Request – A request from a user for information, advice, access or for a standard change

Examples: Architecture Consultation, Technology Strategy Consulting, Internet Access and Add storage

Important Context – Common Definitions Required

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Agents

Allstate.comCall Centers

Claims

IT Services = Customer Loyalty

Customer

Desktop Services Hosting Services

Business Applications, Systems and Innovation

Storage ServicesNetwork ServicesSecurity Services

PeopleProcess

Technology

PeopleProcess

Technology PeopleProcess

Technology

PeopleProcess

Technology PeopleProcess

Technology

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Service Strategy

Establish overall service scope, resourcesand business outcomes

IT Service Strategy Model

ServiceDesign

ServiceTest

Service Operations

Continual Service Improvement

RetiredServices

ServiceCatalog

Service Transition

ServiceBuild

BusinessObjectives

Service Concepts

BusinessPartners

What’s Needed?

How will we build It?Resources

What skills do we need?

How will it operate?How will we measure?

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Service Design

Determine Overall Service Model Components

Business Requirements

Service Request Supply Chain

Services Requests

IT Service Planning Model

1. Define Business Requirements

2. Determine IT Service

3. Design Service Request Supply Chain

4. Design Service Requests• Tasks• Organizational Units

Service Model Components

IT Service IT Service

Tasks

Organizational Units

IT Service

PeopleProcess

Technology

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IT Service

IT Service

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

People, Process and Technology

Fulfillment Area Fulfillment Area Fulfillment Area Fulfillment Area

Horizontal Alignment Across Functional Areas

People

Process

Technology

People

Process

Technology

People

Process

Technology

People

Process

Technology

Value

Manage Across Not Up!

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Service Catalog Management and Request Fulfillment

Foundational Processes

ServiceCatalog

RequestFulfillment

HOW

WHAT

Service Catalog:•What Services •What Attributes•What Relationships•What Cost•What Performance

Request Fulfillment:•How Created•How Deployed•How Fulfilled•How Managed•How Measured

Request Fulfillment is a process for managing

how services are fulfilled.

Service Catalog is a database or structured

document with informationabout IT Services

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Technology Integration

Request Fulfillment = Supply Chain

Service Request IT Service IT Service

HOWWHAT

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

HOWWHAT HOWWHAT HOWWHAT

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Service Transition

Making Services Actionable!

Information about eachService Request

SERVICE CATALOG

Name of Service Service Hours

Objective Levels of Support

Ownership Contingency

Functionality Security

Reporting Performance

Web Service Catalog Service

Request

WHAT HOW

Service Request

WHAT HOW

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Service Transition

Awareness and Understanding is Critical!

Supply ChainCommunication Plan

Roles•Service Owners•Service ManagersOperations•Functions•Capabilities•Authorizations•Notifications•Attributes•Relationships•Reports

Service RequestTransition Plan

Release•Orderable Services•Production readiness Knowledge Transfer•Requestors•Fulfillers•Training

MarketingCommunication Plan

Self-ServiceKnowledge TransferBest PracticesAdoptionUser Experience

CA B

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Service Operations

Service Owner is accountable for the delivery of a service

IT Service IT Service

ServiceOwner

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Manager is responsible for one or more service requests

Eliminate Silos!

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No Hassle Service Level Agreements

OLA

Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area IT Service IT Service

Outputs/Inputs

Activities

MetricsInputs

Outputs/Inputs

Activities

Metrics

Outputs/Inputs

Activities

MetricsOutputs

Activities

Metrics

Effectiveness /Success Measure

OLA OLA OLA

SLA

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IT Service IT Service

PerformanceReports

Performance PerformancePerformance Performance

FulIllment Area FulIllment Area FulIllment Area FulIllment Area

Demand Demand Demand DemandVolume Volume Volume VolumeEffort Effort Effort Effort

Duration Duration Duration Duration

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Business Intelligence enablesContinual Service Improvement

Continual Service Improvement

Supply Chain = Performance

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ServiceCost

COSTCOST COST COST

FulIllment Area FulIllment Area FulIllment Area FulIllment Area

People People People PeopleSoftware Software Software SoftwareHardware Hardware Hardware Hardware

IT Service IT Service Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Request

Service Business Intelligence enablesContinual Service Improvement

Continual Service Improvement

Supply Chain = Cost

$

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You are running IT like a business

Conclusion: If You PROACTIVELY do the following

IT Service IT Service Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area

Fulfillment Area

Performance PerformanceCOSTCOST

Identify and use cost and performance metrics to manage

Define the services that your customers value

Create Supply Chains

Security Services

PeopleProcess

Technology

Desktop Services

PeopleProcess

Technology

Network Services

PeopleProcess

Technology

Hosting Services

PeopleProcess

Technology

Storage Services

PeopleProcess

Technology