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Special thanks to @royatkinson.bsky.social for re-sharing my posts about #integratedITSM as I work to get my training practice off the ground.
I appreciate you.
#ITSMLegend
Another #integratedITSM Essentials Insight
A change isn't truly complete just because it was successfully implemented. Reviewing what worked, what didn't and what could improve is what turns change management into continual improvement.
Another #integratedITSM insight
Problem Management is more than an IT process. Keeping people informed about recurring issues demonstrates accountability, builds trust, and shows that IT is focused on preventing disruption, not just restoring service.
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Every incident is an opportunity to learn, but only if we look beyond resolution times and ask what the incident reveals about the effectiveness of our ITSM processes.
A good release shouldn’t be memorable. It should simply work - without surprises, fire drills, or Monday-morning cleanup.
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Another #integratedITSM Essentials Insight
Change Management is about managing risk but it also should ensure we are making changes that ultimately support the business objectives
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Another #integratedITSM Essentials Insight
Problem Management turns recurring incidents into lasting improvements by finding and addressing the causes behind the disruption.
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How well do you understand IT Asset management and how does it impact your organization?
Process spotlight #4: Change Management
Not every change needs a committee. Not every change should skip one. Getting that balance right is most of what change management actually is.
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Process spotlight #3: Problem Management
Fixing the incident stops the bleeding. Problem management stops it from happening again. Most organizations are great at the first and terrible at the second.
Process spotlight #1: Incident Management
Getting things back up and running is the visible part. Getting good at it; consistently, with the right escalation and communication, is what separates reactive teams from reliable ones.
Process spotlight #2: Request Management
This is the process most users actually touch the most, and the one most often left informal. A clear request process is one of the fastest wins in ITSM maturity.