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Thursday, 22 December 2011 00:00
Recorded Webinar presented by Dick Szymanski, Director of Education, Third Sky, Inc.
There is ample proof that these tools works at many levels in many industries (think aerospace, military, engineering), so why have the ITIL "games" we are so familiar with been largely ignored by ITSM management and leadership, especially in the US? Join us for a webinar that will identify for IT and its partners, the Business Owners, how to begin or amplify the process of integrating around Business-Driven IT®. We will cover:
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Are you having difficulty getting busy senior managers to appreciate the power and importance of ITSM? Do your teams struggle to understand how their efforts impact others? Simulation may be the solution.