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This slideshow is created to give you a high level overview of the processes and terminology in the ITIL 2011 Service Operation book. This will help you to understand the difference between ITIL V3 and ITIL 2011 in relation to Service Operation.
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What is new in Service Operation 2011?
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• Processes from a single Lifecycle
phase (=single ITIL book )
• Implementation consideration for the
group of processes
• Technology and Tools to support the
group of processes
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6. Service Operation Book
• Core text: 239 pages
• appendix A - Related Guidance (6.5 pages)
• Appendix B - Communication in Service Operation (10 pages)
• Appendix C - Kepner and Tregoe (1 page)
• Appendix D - Ishikawa diagrams (1.5 pages)
• Appendix E - Considerations for facilities management ( 6 pages)
• Appendix F - Physical access control (3 pages)
7. Service Operation Book
• appendix G - Risk assessment and management (4.5 pages)
• Appendix H - Pareto Analysis (1.5 pages)
• Appendix I - Examples of inputs and outputs across the service
lifecycle (2 pages)
• References and further reading
• Glossary and Abbreviations (42 pages)
8. Processes in ITIL
Service Operation Stage
• Event Management
• Incident Management
• Request fulfilment
• Problem Management
• Access Management
* indicates changes from ITIL V3 to ITIL 2011
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9. Organizing Service
Operation
• Functions:
• Service Desk
• Technical Management
• IT Operations Management
• Application Management
• Roles & responsibilities (RACI)
• Organizational development & structures
* indicates changes from ITIL V3 to ITIL 2011
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10. Service Operation Functions and their overlap
IT Operations Management
Technical IT Operations
Service Desk IT Operations Application
Management Control
Control
Console Mgmt
Management
Console Mgmt
Job Scheduling
Job Scheduling
Mainframe Backup and Restore
Backup and Restore Financial
Print and Output
Print and Output Management
Server
Network HR Apps
Storage Facilities
Management Business
Databases Data Centres Apps
Recovery Sites
Directory Services Consolidation
Desktop Contracts
Middleware
11. Service Operation
Principles
(no big changes from V3)
• it’s all about business value
• Optimizing Service Operation
performance
• Achieving Balance
• Operations health
• Communication
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12. Support other lifecycle
Phases
(no big changes from V3)
• Operation Staff involvement in Service
lifecycle stages
• Perform operational activities for processes in
other lifecycle stages
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13. Event Management
(no big changes from V3)
• effective service operation depends
on knowing the status of the
infrastructure and detecting any
deviation.
• 3 types of events:
• information
• warning
• exception
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14. Incident Management
(no big changes from V3)
• Incident models (security incident, normal
incident, major incident)
• Timescales, incidents categorization, incident
tracking
• Escalation
• Closing and re-opening incidents
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15. Request Fulfilment
• Request types:
• Standard Change
• request for access
• request for advice or recommendation
• Great for self-help practices
• Request receipt, categorization and prioritization
• authorize and review the requests
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16. Problem Management
• Prevent problems and resulting
incidents from happening, eliminate
recurring incidents and minimise the
impact of incidents that can not be
prevented.
• Reactive & Proactive activities
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17. Problem Analysis
techniques
• Chronological
analysis • Affinity mapping
• Pain value analysis • Hypothesis testing
• Kepner and Tregoe • Technical
Observation Post
• Brainstorming
• Ishakawa Diagrams
• 5-whys
• Pareto Analysis
• Fault isolation
18. Access Management
• Is the operational execution of Information
Security Management and the CIA
component of Availability Management
• Purpose: provide access only to authorised
users.
• basic concepts: access, identity, rights,
services, directory services
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So, before we get stuck into looking at each of the functions, let’s stop and think a bit about functions really mean.\nFunctions refer to the people and automated measures that execute a defined process, an activity or combination of both. The functions within Service Operation are needed to manage the ‘steady state’ of operation within the IT environment. Just like in sports where each player will have a specific role to play in the overall team strategy, IT Functions define the different roles and responsibilities required for the overall Service Delivery and Support of IT Services.\n\nNOTE: It is important to remember that these are logical functions and do not necessarily have to be performed by an equivalent organizational structure. This means that Technical and Application Management can be organized in any combination and into any number of departments. The lower groupings (e.g. Mainframe, Server) are examples of activities performed by Technical Management and are not a suggested organizational structure.\n