Introduction to ITIL
An overview of the fundamentals of ITIL
Overview
Where did it come from
The structure of ITIL
How we’ll move through it
The Origins of ITIL
Developed in the late 1980s
Has become a de facto standard
} Note: ISO 20000 is parallel to ITIL
Started by UK government, now used
widely
} Australian Defence Force is adopting ITIL
The Origins of ITIL
Public domain framework
} Available by purchasing the books (>$700)
} Substantial secondary market in training
Industry best practice guidance
} Note: guidance, not rules
Models show: goals, general activities,
inputs and outputs of various processes
ITIL Framework
The ITIL Publication Framework
Planning to Implement Service Management
Service Management
The Technology
The Business
Service
The Support ICT
Business Infrastructure
Perspective Management
Service
Delivery Security
Management
Application Management
The Elements of ITIL
Planning to Implement Service
Management
} Measuring organisational maturity
} Establishing a vision and strategy
} Dealing with organisational change
ICT Infrastructure Management
} Design and Planning
} Deployment
} Operations
} Technical Support
The Elements of ITIL
Service Support
} Incident Management
} Problem Management
} Change Management
} Configuration Management
} Release Management
Service Delivery
} Service Level Management
} Financial Management for IT Services
} Capacity Management
} Availability Management
} IT Service Continuity Management
The Elements of ITIL
Security Management
} Risk Management
} Security Responses (Countermeasures)
Application Management
} Managing applications from initial
requirements through the application life-cycle
to retirement
The Business Perspective of ITIL
} Aligning IT and Business strategies
The Big ITIL Picture
How do we get How do we check
Where do we want
What is the Vision? Where are we now? where we want to our milestones have
to be?
be? been reached?
Hardware
How do we keep the
momentum going?
Business Liaison, Service
Customers Design and
Relationship Education and Desk Configuration Deployment Environments
Planning
Management Communication Management
Supplier Relationship Incident Change
Management Management Management Technical
Operations
Support
Review, Planning, and Networks
Services Development Problem Release
Management Management
Availability Capacity Maintain Plan
Management Management
Processes
Financial
Service Level Management Control
Users Management for IT Services
IT Service
Continuity Evaluate Implement
Management Databases
Requirements
Optimise Operate Deploy Build Design Software