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Thursday, 01 March 2012 05:49
White Paper written by Pam Erskine and Wendy Kuhn, Third Sky, Inc.
As always, the effort should be initiated by answering the basic questions: “What is the Vision?”, “Where are we now?”, “Where do we want to be?”, “How will we get there?” and “How will we know when we’ve arrived” This white paper will cover:
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A fully matured service catalog that defines all of an organization’s IT services, associated service level agreements and unit costs can be a game changer in terms of the effectiveness of the relationship between IT and the business and in terms of identifying opportunities for improvement across an entire organization.