The Six Sigma approach is a data-driven approach to problem-solving. Since we’re working with data, it is natural that we will work with statistics as you will learn in any reputable Six Sigma Green Belt training. There is one particular statistical term that is critical for Six Sigma and for understanding a process based on […]
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Service Portfolio Management: Is Your Service Portfolio Optimized?
An IT company’s service portfolio consists of services that are categorized into three parts. These are services in the development pipeline, services that are operational and services that are retired. Service managers manage and control all of these through service portfolio management. It belongs to the Service Strategy phase of the ITIL Lifecycle. In this […]
Service Reports in IT Service Level: When, Why, How?
ITIL Service level management has many tasks and activities. These are stipulated in ITIL foundation training. One of these tasks is to compile service reports. The purpose of the service report is to give both the business and the IT service provider enough information to make informed decisions regarding the service. Setting up the framework […]
The Evolution of Business Requirements to Service Level Agreement
Business requirements fundamentally drive the evolution of IT services in an organization. It is import to understand how business requirements evolve into a service level agreement. According to online ITIL training, business requirements are generated based on the vision and objectives of the organization. And these business requirements drive and determine the IT strategy of […]
ITIL KPI: Key Performance Indicators and How to Define Them
Continual Service Improvement is the stage of the ITIL lifecycle that encompasses all the other stages. Throughout the service lifecycle, changes can be made to improve the performance of the service. These improvements are made based on what ITIL training material calls ITIL Key Performance Indicators or ITIL KPI for short. In ITIL Foundation certification […]