What Are The Benefits And Risks Of IT Service Management?

 


ITSM provides a way for the business to better interact with customers, helps the business run better, and increases profitability. It does this by making business processes precise, clean, and repeatable, rather than depending on individuals' best efforts. ITSM also focuses on metrics and accountability as a way of ensuring performance.

Just a few examples of benefits of ITSM are:

 

IT Organization Gains from ITSM

· A better understanding of company requirements

· Repeatable and scalable most excellent practice-based processes

· Defined tasks and responsibilities, plus accountability

· Increased IT productivity through optimal processes and allowing technology

· Increased customer understandings of IT and IT service delivery

· Better expectation management for company stakeholders and employees

· Increased authority

· The capacity to measure and increase IT performance

· The shortening of the incident lifecycle and probably the prevention of incidents before they happen (where “incidents” are IT issues)

· The proactive identification of an issue (repeat IT issues)

 

Business-Level Benefits from ITSM

· Better IT capacity to react to the business’ need for rapid change

· Increased business productivity due to more reliable IT service availability and performance

· Reduction in the business impact of incidents, including the negative financial implications of critical IT issues

· Increased IT cost-efficiency

 

IT and Business-Level Benefits from ITSM

· Increased company alignment

· Increased IT service availability

· Increased visibility and understanding IT services

· The capacity to better support compliance and regulatory requirements

 

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