ITIL framework provides best practices, which the organication
can adopt or adapt, so as to realize the IT service management objectives of
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ITIL
publication
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What
does it cover?
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Best Practice
for Service Delivery
2001. 376 pages ISBN0-11-330017-4
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Covers the
planning processes required to deliver quality IT services. The planning
processes consider “forward looking” aspects that have an medium to
long term impact on the quality of IT services.
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Best Practice
for Service Support
2000. 306 pages ISBN 0-11-330015-8
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Covers support
processes required to maintain the quality of IT services during day to
day operations. The support processes consider aspects that have a
immediate to short term impact on the quality of IT services.
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The Business
Perspective
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Covers areas
that enable Business-IT alignment for current and future IT services in
the organization. The areas addressed include Business Relationship
Management (BRM), Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), Review, Planning
& Development of IT and Liaison, education and communication of IT.
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Planning to
implement Service Management
2002. 208 pages. ISBN: 0-11-33087-9
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Covers areas
related to implementing and improving ITIL processes within an
organization. It addresses areas related to ITIL process adoption like
organization change, cultural change, and project management and process
improvement.
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ICT
infrastructure management
2002. 283 pages. ISBN: 0-11-330865-5
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Covers areas
related to managing the ICT infrastructure. ICT infrastructure provides
the underlying support infrastructure to provide the IT services.
The areas covered include management & administration, Design
& Planning, Technical Support and Deployment & Operations.
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Application
Management
2002. 158 pages. ISBN: 0-11-330866-3
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Covers
application lifecycle phases i.e. requirements, design, build, deploy,
operate and optimize. It includes guidance on IT service management
considerations for application lifecycle phase.
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Security
Management
2002. 124 pages. ISBN: 0-11-330014-X
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Covers the IT
security management process which addresses the security aspects of
information, IT services and ICT infrastructure. Security management
process includes aspects on how to plan, implement, evaluate, maintain and
control.
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