ITIL Service Strategy
ITIL V3 : Service Strategy
- Defining Services;
- Defining Strategy;
- Market Spaces and Solution Spaces;
- Business and IT Service Management;
- Service Portfolios;
- Enterprise Architecture and Service Oriented Architecture;
- Types of Service Providers;
- The Business Case for building Service Assets and Service Management Capabilities;
- Measuring Service Performance
Key concepts of ITIL V3 Service Strategy
- The Four P Strategy –Perspective, position, plan, Pattern
- Competition and Market Space
- Service Value –Utility, Warranty
- Service Types
- Service Management as asset –capability and resources
- CSF
- Service Oriented Accounting –Type I, II, II
- Service Provision Models –managed, shared, utility
Value for Services
- What customer wants/gets –”fit for purpose” – Utility – (e.g.: performance of product)
- Functional requirements are met or not
- Features, inputs, outputs …of the service
- How it is delivered –”fit for use”-
- Warranty- (e.g.: available when needed)
- Non-functional requirements
- Capacity, performance, availability