Upcoming Event
27 Aug '08 - 9.00am New York/ 2.00pm London/ 9.00pm Singapore

Empowering Business Change with ITIL

ITIL v3 has been with us for a year now and we are seeing the overwhelming movement to the principles and practices of the service lifecycle as organisations are looking to leverage technology to reduce cost, derive value and most importantly - drive real business growth. The seminar delves deeper into how ITIL can enable an organisation to adopt processes and technology to enable continued business change and sustainability. The audience will gain insight to a service lifecycle approach – and find out how to start putting v3 theory into practice.

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Program
27 Aug '08 - 9:00am New York / 2:00pm London / 9:00pm Singapore
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Mike Simons
Mike Simons
Editor
ComputerWorld UK

27 Aug '08 - 9:05am New York / 2:05pm London / 9:05pm Singapore
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27 Aug '08 - 9:50am New York/ 2:50pm London/ 9:50pm Singapore
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27 Aug '08 - 10:35am New York / 3:35pm London / 10:35pm Singapore
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27 Aug '08 - 11:20am New York / 4:20pm London / 11:20pm Singapore
V2 or V3 or is there some common ground in between?

ITIL V3 has been with us sometime now and has at last settled down a bit after all of the early hype. Initially there were many detractors but these seem to have also calmed down a little now. Some of the hype was caused by giving ITIL version numbers, there was no V1 and V2 until V3 appeared, seemingly forcing us to move to the next level but for many people V2 has some very desirable deliverables. Which is why on this webcast we will look at V2 and V3 to identify the differences and whether there are is any common ground. If there is how can we capture the essence of this common ground so that will satisfy the key need of all ITSM Departments? How can someone who has not yet implemented ITIL benefit from the essence of ITIL and how can established ITSM Deparrtments also benefit? These and many other questions will be addressed and answered on this session.


Malcolm Fry
Malcolm Fry
Executive Consultant, Author and Industry Expert

27 Aug '08 - 12:05pm New York / 5:05pm London / 0:05am Singapore
Round Table Discussion

During the round table discussion, these leading experts will debate how to empower Business Change with ITIL. As with all sessions, you can ask the panel live questions.


Malcolm Fry
Malcolm Fry
Executive Consultant, Author and Industry Expert