ITIL Has Been Pronounced Dead Approximately Every Three Years for the Last Two Decades
ITIL has been pronounced dead, irrelevant, and superseded approximately every three years for as long as I have been in IT service…
Priya has spent fifteen years in IT service management, the last seven of them mostly working on ITIL 4 implementations and certification programs at various organisations across the UK and India. She holds the relevant ITIL Master credentials, but more importantly she's actually run service desks, managed change advisory boards, and tried to make this stuff work in environments where the textbook examples don't quite fit. The site is what she'd want to read if she were starting out today — practical, opinionated, honest about what's worth pursuing and what isn't.
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ITIL has been pronounced dead, irrelevant, and superseded approximately every three years for as long as I have been in IT service…
Looking back at the first five years of my ITSM career, the things I invested in that actually paid off were different…
Most ITSM tool comparison content focuses on tool features. The features matter much less than the implementation capability your organization can bring…
Major incident management is one of the highest-stakes parts of service operations. The textbook process gets you most of the way. The…
The Service Value Chain is one of the central concepts in ITIL 4. The way it's taught is clean and orderly. The…
The ITIL 4 certification scheme has more options than the ITIL v3 scheme did. The right path through it depends on what…