Sunday, 4 November 2012

Implementing IT Service Management: A Case Study Focussing On Critical Sucess Factors

by Wui-Gee Tan, Aileen Cater-Steel and Mark Toleman


This paper discusses an implemented centralized IT service management model based on the ITIL framework. It outlines the challenges and breakthroughs and confirms a set of factors contributing to a projects success while offering a learning opportunity for other organizations.

In order for a project to succeed it is important to have the commitment of senior management, a project champion should be appointed and the recognition for a change management strategy needs to be prepared.

The critical success approach was established to outline a set of critical success factors "where things must go right in order to successfully achieve objectives and goals." This list is made up of 22 CFSs.

From this article I have learnt that


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