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I TSM DEVOPS CONFERENCE

SERVICE MANAGEMENT OUTCOMES

LINDA V. BUDIMANITSM SERVICE DELIVERY LEADER

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ITSM SERVICE DELIVERY LEADERRole• Responsible ITIL/ISO implementation and service managementPassion

• Integration of ITSM for FISMA and ISO 27001 compliance• Building team results through knowledge share

Background • MS Information Technology Management, U. Virginia• ITILv3 Expert, PMP Project Management Certificate• Scrum Master certified• HDI Operations Support/ and Knowledge Support Principles• Six Sigma Green Belt certified COBIT certified • CMMI v1.2 certified •

ISO/IEC 27001/20000, Security+• Served in US Army as Signal Officer Captain

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OUR AGENDA• Service Management Office Outcomes Selecting Best Practices for

ITSM• Challenges & Successes: Continuous Best Practice Innovations• Objective: Increase ITIL/ITSM Outcomes• Thought Process: Align Best Practices

• Lean Start-up, Agile/Scrum, DevOps• Performance Measurements

• Summary of Best Practices Aligned with Service Management Outcomes

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IT COMPLEXITY REQUIRES SPEED & AGILITY

SERVICES INNOVATION COMPLIANCE

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AGILE & ITSM COMPLIMENTARY BEST PRACTICES

SDLC

SDLC

Soft Stuff

Hard Stuff

ISO 27KFISMA

Agile/Scrum

DevOps

Lean Start Up

ITIL/ISO 20K

CMMI-SVCsAcceleration

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WHAT ARE IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT OUTCOMES?Service management is a set of specialized organizational capabilities for providing value in the form of services.

Outcomes are possible from the performance of tasks and are limited by the presence of certain constraints.

What do you think of Agile

best practices?

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ITIL, SDLC, LEAN, AGILE, SCRUM, DEVOPS… COMPLIMENTARY

Best Practice Culture Comparison for Speed Agility ITIL SDLC Lean Start-Up

Eric RiesAgile

Manifesto Scrum

Scrum Alliance DevOps Xtreme Program

Strategy, Design, Test, Operate, CSI

Requirements, Design, Test,

Implement, Dispose

Minimum viable Product, Build Measure

Learn

Satisfy the customer through early and

continuous delivery

Individuals and interactions over

processes and tools

Collaboration Development

and Operations

Simplicity, Communicate,

Feedback

Strong focus on collaboration, continuous improvement, and creativity.

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INFUSE AGILE MINDSET INTO SMO Continual Service Im

provement

Lean Start Up - New Services Time to Market

Tran

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ives

Service Design – Process Improvement

Agile/Scum/DevOps - Accelerate Design Service Transition

DevOps - Accelerate Test Service Operations

Service Strategy – New Products/Services

Launch communications strategy, training, priorities, daily team calls

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CULTURE CHANGE IS EASY, RIGHT?

http://www.theleaderinmeblog.org/the-power-of-a-growth-mindset/

“You must learn from other people’s mistakes. You can’t possibly live long enough to make them all yourself.” ---Sam Levenson

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SERVICE OUTCOMES ARE EASY, RIGHT?

http://deniseleeyohn.com/bites/misleading-metrics/

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THOUGHTS ON WHERE TO BEGINWhat is your burning platform?

Improve Customer Service? Reduce Costs?

Data Center Reconsolidation?Cyber Security?

Innovate? Accelerate Delivery?

Make it genuine and inspire trust

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KOTTER’S 8 STEPS FOR LEADING CHANGE

Step 1: Create a Sense of

Urgency

Step 2: Build a Guiding

Coalition

Step 3: Form Strategic

Initiatives

Step 4: Enlist a Volunteer

Army

Step 5: Enable Action Remove

Barriers

Step 6: Generate Wins

Step 7: Sustain Acceleration

Step 8: Institute Change

http://www.kotterinternational.com/the-8-step-process-for-leading-change/

Take RisksTransform

Quickly

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STEP 1: START IDENTIFYING KEY SERVICES - URGENCYOperations & Maintenance

Services

Enterprise Modernization

Services

Software & Systems Services

Performance Optimization

ServicesCyber Security

Service Desk Data Center Consolidation Database Design IT Strategy

Planning Network Security

Infrastructure Operations

Storage Virtualization

Systems Integration

Business Intelligence

Identity Management

Institutional Awareness Key to Customer SuccessAccelerate Assessment ITSM, ISO, FISMA, Risk etc.What matters the most to the customer?

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STEP 2: BUILD A GUIDING COALITION WITH KEY PROCESS OWNERS

Infrastructure Operations Processes Configuration Management

Security Management

IT Service Continuity

Management Incident

Management Service Level Management

System Inventory Security Plan Continuity Plan Service Desk

and Operations Situational Awareness

Baseline Configurations

System Categorization Test Plans

Availability – Event Expanded Incident lifecycle

Dashboard Reporting

Assemble Experienced Process Owners Break Down Process Silos How can this team be part of the quick win?

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STEP 3: FORM STRATEGIC INITIATIVES ON THE END STATE

Key Service Indicators Process Key Performance

IndicatorKey Staffing Indicators

Key Team Indicators

• Service Desk • Incident Mgmt. • % Incident SLA met

• % 95 Incident Recording Accuracy

• % INC resolved by SLA

• Web Monitoring Services

• Availability

• Security Mgmt.

• % Web Applications Availability

• % Proactive Root Cause Analysis

• 99% meet SLAs

• Infrastructure Services

• Availability

• Security Mgmt.

• % Network Connectivity Availability

• % Response Time Per Critical/High

• % 100 Patching

Align Key Service Indicators and Key Process Indicators Key Team Indicators What did you plan to measure that will incentivize the behavior?

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STEPS 4 – 8: CELEBRATE WINS, ACCELTERATE, INNOVATE CHANGE

Step 5: Enable Action Remove

Barriers

Step 6: Generate Wins

Step 7: Sustain Acceleration

Step 8: Institute Change

Time box team process meetings Keep DevOps teams small focused

Plan communication strategiesCommunicate improvements often

Create a prioritized list of process backlog items

Iteration, measure, continuously and “ship” service outcomes

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IN SUMMARY

• Assess & Transform

• Agile/Scrum Process Development

• Identify Key Services with Integrated Metrics

• Iterate - Improve

Innovate and Quickly Iterate Your ITSM Service Outcomes

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LESSONS LEARNED• Strive for Excellence …. Not Perfection• Develop a Lean Culture Mindset

• Know ITSM, Complimentary Frameworks & Tools • Develop a Learning Mindset

• Speed, Agility & Results • Develop a faster lower cost mindset

• Experienced ITSM Transition/Operations Teams Critical• Develop a People First Scrum Servant Mindset

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Q&AThank you very much!Linda Budiman Email: [email protected]: 571-326-3997

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