What Does It Mean To Be “Service Oriented”? One of the biggest challenges facing contemporary IT leaders is finding the requisite time to be an innovative partner to the entire organization while continually fighting fires. At an overwhelming majority of organizations, the budget reflects …
IT Asset Management Meets Employee Service Management IT asset management can be a fundamental element of ongoing organizational success. Organizations large and small, in multiple industries, rely on technology to keep their businesses running smoothly. This creates a premium on managing your IT assets …
Multi-Cloud Management, Multi-Tenant Cloud ITSM Platforms, and IT Security IT security is a complicated and continually evolving set of targets that is well beyond the scope of a single blog post. That said, there are several ways that IT service management can help organizations …
ITSM and ITAM – Better Together For many of us, even some who may have been in the IT game for a while, it can be challenging to navigate the wide variety of acronyms dotting the contemporary IT map. One basic distinction that can …
The Pink19 Conference in Las Vegas featured the rollout of ITIL 4. Our Samanage team has you covered with all of the highlights.
Discover key concepts of integrating customer experience (CX) management into your IT service management strategy and how it can improve your employee services.
For too long, development and operations teams have operated in a vacuum, independent of one another. These silos limit communication between teams, often at the expense of the company.
Today’s IT service desks and IT organizations face countless challenges. These challenges can be effectively overcome with a comprehensive IT service management (ITSM) strategy, and the right supporting solutions in place.
Faster, smarter service begins with collecting the data within your organization. To date, the CMDB is the most effective way to collect, store, and organize that data.
You can, and should, apply fundamentals of ITIL to new challenges in service. The ITIL framework will survive because it’s designed to align with the business goals of the employees it serves. As goals and expectations change, ITIL is flexible to help meet them.
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