Objective: IT service providers implement ITIL processes to ensure their services are delivered in a customer-focused, quality-driven and economical way.
Much is changed in the new ITIL4 framework, but much is still similar to the previous versions. The four dimensions (Organizations and People, Information Technology, Partners and Suppliers, and Value Streams and Practices) are just slightly different than the v3 version (4Ps). These four dimensions are used to produce Products and Services. For those remembering the v3 basics, the “4Ps. An Overview of ITIL Concepts and Summary Process Updated ITIL has become the de facto standard in IT service management. It helps organizations in all kinds of industries offer their services in a quality-driven and economical way. The most recent version of the ITIL framework, ITIL® 4, was released in February 2019. Process. Technology Organization. Integration Definitions: Process and Service. Process is: A measurable, repeatable series of activities that produces a planned result Independent of roles and responsibilities, technology tools and infrastructure, how the infrastructure is managed and what measurements, metrics and reports are.
While earlier versions of ITIL defined specific sets of processes, ITIL 4 describes 34 'practices'. This gives organizations more freedom to design tailor-made ITIL processes, in line with their specific requirements.
The 5 ITIL stages and 26 ITIL V3 processes have not been invalidated with the publication of ITIL 4 and they are still widely used.
But the arrival of ITIL 4, with its strong preference for reduced complexity and 'simple and practical solutions', provides an opportunity for a fresh start with leaner ITIL processes that are easier to use.
We describe such a leaner set of 19 service management processes in the YaSM Wiki.
ITIL V3 (ITIL 2011) organizes the ITIL processes around the five service lifecycle stages: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation, and Continual Service Improvement (see fig. 2). Each of the five stages is focused on a specific phase of the service lifecycle:
Unlike ITIL V3, IT Service Management according to ITIL version 2 was not organized around the service lifecycle. ITIL V2 included two 'disciplines':
Is based on: ITIL reference processes from the ITIL Process Map
By: Stefan Kempter , IT Process Maps.
Service Strategy ›Service Design ›Service Transition ›Service Operation ›Continual Service Improvement