Summary
This 2-day workshop will introduce Service Asset and Configuration Management process and its importance to the success of ITSM program in an organization. Also, it will discuss:
- The process activities - The tools and technology that should support the process and the considerations that should be taken when choosing such tools - How to manage the process, verify the integrity of the information and improve the process maturity over time.
Delivery Methods
• Instructor led Classroom environment • Virtual Web-based
Prerequisites
• ITIL® V3 Foundation certificate is recommended. Can be obtained by taking Course ((ITIL01V3))
Audience
IT professionals interested in understanding the content and concepts of the new ITIL® V3, as well as understand the differences with previous ITIL® V2: • Senior technical and operational staff • IT professionals and consultants • IT customers • SACM process Owner • SAMC process Managers • Configuration Management system Analysts • Configuration Management system tool administrators • Business Analysts, IT Process Designers, Data Architect • Change Managers • IT Consultants, IT Project Managers
Program Objectives
• The course objectives are to enable course participants a solid understanding of: - ITSM lifecycle at high level - The Service Asset & Configuration Management process - The required organizational buy-in and commitment - The associated tools and technologies - The related roles and responsibility - The approach to implementing, managing and improving the process over time.
Program Contents
• The program will Introduce ITSM at high level; also it will provide you with the knowledge and first steps to: - Ensure business buy-in and commitment - The importance of Governance, risk management for ITSM and all its processes - Define and create a SACM process - Define and create a CMDB plan - Understand the CSFs, KPIs, Metrics associated with the CMS/CMDB - Understanding the relationships between SACM, CMS, CMDB and other ITSM processes, especially Change Management process - Impact of change and change resistance - Linkage and integration with different supporting tools - The roles and responsibilities associated with the process from defining to managing and improving (Owner, Managers, coordinators, librarians, tools administrators, etc…) - Defining and designing CMDB related data model - Defining, designing and deploying CMS/CMDB - Technology and deployment considerations - Defining and building a project plan for creating a CMDB
Program Material (handout)
• A printed copy of the instructor’s presentation will be distributed to the participants. • Additional sample documents and templates including: - Example project plan for creating a CMDB - Considerations to keep in mind when purchasing a CMS/CMDB tools and technologies - RACI matrix identifying roles and responsibilities - Sample roles and responsibilities - Checklist for criteria to select appropriate CMDB |