Briefing Paper: Supporting the Strategic Priorities of your Organisation in ITSM

In our experience we have found that for IT priorities to be considered by the board they need to be closely connected to regulatory compliance as this can motivate the rest of the business to consider IT strategy in more detail.

One key priority for any board is ‘Risk Management’, encompassing both compliance requirements as well as effective management of business risks.

Ensuring compliance and adherence to business processes is key to any business, mistakes can and have, lead not only to the loss of revenue but to businesses failing totally.

As an IT manager/director you have a responsibility to develop an IT strategy that supports the strategic objectives of your organisation.

The strategy will include the development of IT policies which can be easily enforced by the adoption of workflow automation. In this briefing paper we will focus on the main elements that should be considered when reviewing workflow automation software helping you shape your strategy and research.

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Product Design

The service desk design brief was to develop a product that could underpin the working practices set out in ITIL but also be quickly and easily configured to support current or new working practices using existing terminology. Our approach to implementation is to work closely with our customers, understanding requirements and reasons for change and ensuring that projects exceed expectations.