Information Technology Infrastructure Library

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ITIL Terminology - P to S

Pareto Principle

A technique used to prioritize activities. The Pareto principle says that 80% of the value of any activity is created with 20% of the effort. Pareto analysis is also used in problem management to prioritize possible problem causes for investigation.

Passive Monitoring

Monitoring of a configuration item, an IT service or a process that relies on an alert or notification to discover the current status.

Performance Management 

Activities to ensure that something achieves its expected outcomes in an efficient and consistent manner.

Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA)

A four-stage cycle for process management, attributed to Edward Deming. Plan-Do-Check-Act is also called the Deming Cycle. Plan – design or revise processes that support the IT services; Do – implement the plan and manage the processes; Check – measure the processes and IT services, compare with objectives and produce reports; Act – plan and implement changes to improve the processes.

ITIL - Continuous Service Improvement

Continuous Service Improvement (CSI) deals with measures to be taken to improve the quality of services by learning from past successes and failures. Its purpose is to align and realign IT Providers to the altering wants by figuring out and implementing improvements to the altering enterprise wants.

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Activities Supporting CSI

The actions that assist CSI don't occur routinely and thus required to be owned inside IT organization which can deal with the tasks and processes the suitable authority to make issues occur.

Perspective of Benefits

Listed here are the 4 views of advantages which might be considered whereas discussing outcomes of CSI:

ITIL - Service Design

The design of appropriate and innovative IT services, including their architectures, processes, policies and documentation, to meet current and future agreed business requirements.

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Objectives of Service Design:

  • New or changed services

  • Service management systems and tools, especially the service portfolio, including the service catalog

  • Technology architecture and management systems

  • The processes required

  • Measurement methods and metrics

Six Sigma Terminology - G to J

Gantt Chart

A Gantt chart is a type of bar chart, devised by Henry Gantt in the 1910s, that explains a project schedule. Gantt charts illustrate the start and finish dates of the terminal elements and summary elements of a project

Globalization

Social, economical, environmental and technological perspectives to the many cultures that exist in the world.

Green Belt

An employee of an organization who has been trained on the improvement methodology of Six Sigma and will lead a process improvement or quality improvement team as *part* of their full-time job. Their degree of knowledge and skills associated with Six Sigma is less than that of a Black Belt or Master Black Belt. Extensive product knowledge in their company is a must in their task of process improvement.

Hawthorn Effect

Improved process data that results from process operators who know their process performance is being measured and exercise more care in the execution of the process than would normally be done.

ITIL - Service Management

What is Service Management?

To understand what Service Management is, we have to understand what companies are, and the way Service Management might help service suppliers to ship and handle these companies.

Service: It's a technique of delivering worth to prospects by facilitating outcomes that prospects wish to obtain without taking possession of any dangers or prices incurred. They facilitate outcomes by enhancing the efficiency of related duties and decreasing the impact of constraints.

ITIL service management

Service Management is what allows service suppliers to:

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