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TheInformationTechnologyInfrastructureLibrary(ITIL)isasetofconceptsandpracticesforInformationTechnologyServicesManagement(ITSM),InformationTechnology(IT)developmentandIToperations.
ITILgivesdetaileddescriptionsofanumberofimportantITpracticesandprovidescomprehensivechecklists,tasksandproceduresthatanyITorganizationcantailortoitsneeds.ITILispublishedinaseriesofbooks,eachofwhichcoversanITmanagementtopic.ThenamesITILandITInfrastructureLibraryareregisteredtrademarksoftheUnitedKingdom'sOfficeofGovernmentCommerce(OGC).
Contents
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∙1History
∙2OverviewoftheITILv2library
o2.11.ServiceSupport
▪2.1.1ServiceDesk/ServiceRequestManagement
▪2.1.2IncidentManagement
▪2.1.3ProblemManagement
▪2.1.4ChangeManagement
▪2.1.4.1ChangeManagementTerminology
▪2.1.5ReleaseManagement
▪2.1.6ConfigurationManagement
o2.22.ServiceDelivery
▪2.2.1ServiceLevelManagement
▪2.2.2CapacityManagement
▪2.2.3ITServiceContinuityManagement
▪2.2.4AvailabilityManagement
▪2.2.5FinancialManagementforITServices
o2.33.ICTInfrastructureManagement
▪2.3.1ICTDesignandPlanning
▪2.3.2ICTDeploymentManagement
▪2.3.3ICTOperationsManagement
▪2.3.4ICTTechnicalSupport
o2.44.SecurityManagement
o2.55.TheBusinessPerspective
o2.66.ApplicationManagement
o2.77.SoftwareAssetManagement
o2.88.Planningtoimplementservicemanagement
o2.99.Small-ScaleImplementation
∙3OverviewoftheITILv3library
o3.1ServiceStrategy
o3.2ServiceDesign
o3.3ServiceTransition
o3.4ServiceOperation
o3.5ContinualServiceImprovement(CSI)
∙4CriticismsofITIL
∙5FrameworksmappingtoITIL
∙6VariantsofITIL
∙7Certification
o7.1Individuals
o7.2Organizations
∙8Seealso
∙9References
∙10Externallinks
[edit]History
RespondingtogrowingdependenceonIT,theUKGovernment'sCentralComputerandTelecommunicationsAgency(CCTA)inthe1980sdevelopedasetofrecommendations.Itrecognizedthatwithoutstandardpractices,governmentagenciesandprivatesectorcontractswereindependentlycreatingtheirownITmanagementpractices.
TheITInfrastructureLibraryoriginatedasacollectionofbooks,eachcoveringaspecificpracticewithinITServiceManagement.ITILwasbuiltaroundaprocess-modelbasedviewofcontrollingandmanagingoperationsoftencreditedtoW.EdwardsDemingandhisplan-do-check-act(PDCA)cycle.[1]
Aftertheinitialpublicationin1989-1996,thenumberofbooksquicklygrewwithinITILv1toover30volumes.
In2000/2001,tomakeITILmoreaccessible(andaffordable),ITILv2consolidatedthepublicationsinto8logical"sets"thatgroupedrelatedprocess-guidelinestomatchdifferentaspectsofITmanagement,applications,andservices.However,themainfocuswasknownastheServiceManagementsets(ServiceSupportandServiceDelivery)whichwerebyfarthemostwidelyused,circulated,andunderstoodofITILv2publications.
∙InApril2001theCCTAwasmergedintotheOfficeofGovernmentCommerce(OGC),anofficeoftheUKTreasury.[2]
∙In2006,theITILv2glossarywaspublished.
∙InMay2007,thisorganizationissuedtheversion3ofITIL(alsoknownastheITILRefreshProject)consistingof26processesandfunctions,nowgroupedunderonly5volumes,arrangedaroundtheconceptofServicelifecyclestructure.
∙In2009,theOGCofficiallyannouncedthatITILv2wouldbewithdrawnandlaunchedamajorconsultationasperhowtoproceed.[3]
[edit]OverviewoftheITILv2library
TheeightITILversion2booksandtheirdisciplinesare:
TheITServiceManagementsets
1.ServiceSupport
2.ServiceDelivery
Otheroperationalguidance
3.ICTInfrastructureManagement
4.SecurityManagement
5.TheBusinessPerspective
6.ApplicationManagement
7.SoftwareAssetManagement
ToassistwiththeimplementationofITILpracticesafurtherbookwaspublished[when?
]providingguidanceonimplementation(mainlyofServiceManagement):
8.PlanningtoImplementServiceManagement
Andthishasmorerecently[when?
]beensupplementedwithguidelinesforsmallerITunits,notincludedintheoriginaleightpublications:
9.ITILSmall-ScaleImplementation
[edit]1.ServiceSupport
TheServiceSupport[4]ITILdisciplinefocusesontheUseroftheICTservicesandisprimarilyconcernedwithensuringthattheyhaveaccesstotheappropriateservicestosupportthebusinessfunctions.
Toabusiness,customersandusersaretheentrypointtotheprocessmodel.Theygetinvolvedinservicesupportby:
∙Askingforchanges
∙Needingcommunication,updates
∙Havingdifficulties,queries.
∙Realprocessdelivery
Theservicedeskfunctionsasthesinglecontact-pointforend-users'incidents.Itsfirstfunctionisalwaysto"create"anincident.Ifthereisadirectsolution,itattemptstoresolvetheincidentatthefirstlevel.Iftheservicedeskcannotsolvetheincidentthenitispassedtoa2nd/3rdlevelgroupwithintheincidentmanagementsystem.Incidentscaninitiateachainofprocesses:
IncidentManagement,ProblemManagement,ChangeManagement,ReleaseManagementandConfigurationManagement.ThischainofprocessesistrackedusingtheConfigurationManagementDatabase(CMDB),whichrecordseachprocess,andcreatesoutputdocumentsfortraceability(QualityManagement).
[edit]ServiceDesk/ServiceRequestManagement
Tasksincludehandlingincidentsandrequests,andprovidinganinterfaceforotherITSMprocesses.Featuresinclude:
∙singlepointofcontact(SPOC)andnotnecessarilythefirstpointofcontact(FPOC)
∙singlepointofentry
∙singlepointofexit
∙easierforcustomers
∙dataintegrity
∙streamlinedcommunicationchannel
PrimaryfunctionsoftheServiceDeskinclude:
∙incidentcontrol:
life-cyclemanagementofallservicerequests
∙communication:
keepingthecustomerinformedofprogressandadvisingonworkarounds
TheServiceDeskfunctioncanhavevariousnames,suchas:
∙CallCenter:
mainemphasisonprofessionallyhandlinglargecallvolumesoftelephone-basedtransactions
∙HelpDesk:
manage,co-ordinateandresolveincidentsasquicklyaspossibleatprimarysupportlevel
∙ServiceDesk:
notonlyhandlesincidents,problemsandquestionsbutalsoprovidesaninterfaceforotheractivitiessuchaschangerequests,maintenancecontracts,softwarelicenses,service-levelmanagement,configurationmanagement,availabilitymanagement,financialmanagementandITservicescontinuitymanagement
Thethreetypesofstructureforconsideration:
∙LocalServiceDesk:
tomeetlocalbusinessneeds-practicalonlyuntilmultiplelocationsrequiringsupportservicesareinvolved
∙CentralServiceDesk:
fororganizationshavingmultiplelocations-reducesoperationalcosts[citationneeded]andimprovesusageofavailableresources
∙VirtualServiceDesk:
fororganizationshavingmulti-countrylocations-canbesituatedandaccessedfromanywhereintheworldduetoadvances[when?
]innetworkperformanceandtelecommunications,reducingoperationalcosts[citationneeded]andimprovingusageofavailableresources
[edit]IncidentManagement
IncidentManagementaimstorestorenormalserviceoperationasquicklyaspossibleandminimizetheadverseeffectonbusinessoperations,thusensuringthatthebestpossiblelevelsofservice-qualityand-availabilityaremaintained.'Normalserviceoperation'isdefinedhereasserviceoperationwithinServiceLevelAgreement(SLA)limits.
IncidentManagementcanbedefinedas :
An'Incident'isanyeventwhichisnotpartofthestandardoperationoftheserviceandwhichcauses,ormaycause,aninterruptionorareductionofthequalityoftheservice.
TheobjectiveofIncidentManagementistorestorenormaloperationsasquicklyaspossiblewiththeleastpossibleimpactoneitherthebusinessortheuser,atacost-effectiveprice.
Mainarticle:
IncidentManagement(ITSM)
[edit]ProblemManagement
ProblemManagementaimstoresolvetherootcausesofincidentsandthustominimizetheadverseimpactofincidentsandproblemsonbusinessthatarecausedbyerrorswithintheITinfrastructure,andtopreventrecurrenceofincidentsrelatedtotheseerrors.A`problem'isanunknownunderlyingcauseofoneormoreincidents,anda`knownerror'isaproblemthatissuccessfullydiagnosedandforwhicheitherawork-aroundorapermanentresolutionhasbeenidentified.TheCCTAdefinesproblemsandknownerrorsasfollows
Aproblemisaconditionoftenidentifiedasaresultofmultipleincidentsthatexhibitcommonsymptoms.Problemscanalsobeidentifiedfromasinglesignificantincident,indicativeofasingleerror,forwhichthecauseisunknown,butforwhichtheimpactissignificant.
Aknownerrorisaconditionidentifiedbysuccessfuldiagnosisoftherootcauseofaproblem,andthesubsequentdevelopmentofawork-around.
Problemmanagementdiffersfromincidentmanagement.Theprincipalpurposeofproblemmanagementistofindandresolvetherootcauseofaproblemandpreventionofincidents;thepurposeofincidentmanagementistoreturntheservicetonormallevelassoonaspossible,withsmallestpossiblebusinessimpact.
Theproblem-managementprocessisintendedtoreducethenumberandseverityofincidentsandproblemsonthebusiness,andreportitindocumentationtobeavailableforthefirst-lineandsecondlin