Register to read this report

To read Special Reports you must be a registered user.

Already a member? Login here

You are trying to register for the Special Report "Manage IT from a Business Perspective: Latest Best Practices from ITIL"

Please register below. All we need is a valid email address and a password.

Please use a real email address as we need to email you to confirm your account.
Must be at least 6 characters long.

Benefits of joining ITProPortal:

  • Unlimited Access to Special Reports and White Papers
  • Exclusive offers and discounts
  • Free entry to all competitions
  • Access to beta sections of ITProPortal.com

Login to your account

Forgot your password?


Submit Register Cancel

Manage IT from a Business Perspective: Latest Best Practices from ITIL

Author: Ken Turbitt| Date: 23 April 2008| Tags:  Business Continuity, ITIL, Information Life Cycle, Information/Data handling, business objects, business process management
Manage IT from a Business Perspective:  Latest Best Practices from ITIL
Facebook

Icon Special Report Preview:

The IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL®) is the standard for IT best practices.

One of the core books, entitled Business Perspective: The IS View on Delivering Services to the Business, focuses on the importance of managing IT resources based on what is important to the business.

Business Service Management (BSM) solutions from BMC Software enable the key concepts of this business perspective approach and help IT organizations identify the best technology solution to support the business.

Here is a short extract from the whitepaper:

"Managing a technology organization from a business perspective is an ongoing challenge. This challenge includes aligning the organization’s activities and priorities with the overall objectives of the business, as well as aligning the objectives of the various functions with each other.

ITIL is the most widely used set of best practices to help address these objectives. ITIL is a set of books that brings together best practices in the management of the technology infrastructure itself (which ITIL refers to as “IT”) and the people and process-related systems (which ITIL refers to as “IS”) . "

The Special Report is locked
In order to read all 1 pages of this Special Report, you must register.

To access this content you must be a registered user!