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ITIL doesn’t tend to be a one size fits all solution. For some organizations it adds an undesirable level of complexity, while for others it’s a welcome step-by-step guide to the best IT practices ever written down. In talking to our clients we find that many are simply adopting one or two books, while others are implementing all and then some.


Three questions:

How important is ITIL to the overall strategic direction of your business?

If not all, what portions are the best fit for your organization (e.g. problem, configuration or change)?

 

What is your timeframe for implementing an ITIL process?

 

Only published comments... Sep 25 2007, 02:42 PM by terrell

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dross@nhcgov.com said:

New Hanover County government is definitely interested in ITIL. I am an ITIL rookie and was trained on version 2, but I am studying V3 and working on an ITIL budget for our next year's budget (Jul 08 - Jun 09). We will likely invest in training and service catalog software this coming year.

I am very interested in GWI's c.Support roadmap for the ITIL processes. We will likely be able to use GWI "as is" for another year. I anticipate that for the following budget year we will be looking at broadening our Service Management portfolio, but if GWI could meet our needs, we would be happy to stay put.

I would like to talk more with GWI visionaries.

Thanks,

Don Ross

IT Service Manager

New Hanover County Government

910-798-7173

November 26, 2007 8:23 AM
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