Technical Help Desk - Service Design

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    Prof. Anjali Mulik

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    The design of appropriate andinnovative IT services

    Including their architectures,processes, policies anddocumentation,

    To meet current and futureagreed business requirements.

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    design services to meet agreed business outcomes

    design processes to support the service lifecycle

    identify and manage risks

    design secure and resilient IT infrastructures, environments,applications and data/information resources and capability

    design measurement methods and metrics

    produce and maintain plans, processes, policies, standards,architectures, frameworks and documents to support the design ofquality IT solutions

    develop skills and capability within IT contribute to the overallimprovement in IT service quality.

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    new or changed service solutions

    with special attentionto service requirements

    service management systems and tools, especially theService Portfolio that required to support the service

    technology architectures and management systems -used or referenced by the service

    processes, roles and capabilities - required to support theservice

    measurement methods and metrics - necessary tounderstand the performance of the service

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    Processes

    Roles

    Activities

    Vendors

    Manufacturers

    Suppliers

    Technology

    Management systems

    People

    Skills

    Competencies

    People Products

    ProcessesPartners

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    responsible for the overall coordination and deployment of

    quality solution designs for services and processesService Design Manager:

    responsible for the overall coordination and design of therequired technologies, architectures, strategies, designs and plans

    IT Designer/Architect:

    responsible for producing and maintaining an accurate ServiceCatalogue

    Service Catalogue Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that the service quality levels are agreedand met

    Service Level Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that all services meet their agreedavailability targets

    Availability Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that all services can be recovered in line

    with their agreed business needs, requirements and timescales

    IT Service Continuity Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that IT capacity is matched to agreedcurrent and future business demands

    Capacity Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that IT security is aligned with agreedbusiness security policy risks, impacts and requirements

    Security Manager:

    responsible for ensuring that value for money is obtained from allIT suppliers and contracts, and that underpinning contracts andagreements are aligned with the needs of the business.

    Supplier Manager:

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    Business requirements collection, analysis and engineering toensure they are clearly documented.

    Design and development of appropriate service solutions,

    technology, processes, information and measurements.

    Production and revision of all design processes anddocuments involved in Service Design.

    Liaison with all other design and planning activities androles.