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July 31, 2030
I’m very motivated to sell the benefits of what we’re doing in service management to the wider organization as using the ITIL principles of service management drives significant benefit for our business. This in itself is motivation enough for me to continue the evolution and upward improvements that the framework brings.
I’m very motivated to sell the benefits of what we’re doing in service management to the wider organization as using the ITIL principles of service management drives significant benefit for our business. This in itself is motivation enough for me to continue the evolution and upward improvements that the framework brings.
I’m very motivated to sell the benefits of what we’re doing in service management to the wider organization as using the ITIL principles of service management drives significant benefit for our business. This in itself is motivation enough for me to continue the evolution and upward improvements that the framework brings.
I’m very motivated to sell the benefits of what we’re doing in service management to the wider organization as using the ITIL principles of service management drives significant benefit for our business. This in itself is motivation enough for me to continue the evolution and upward improvements that the framework brings.
Collaboration is everything in my service management world and being transparent on what is going on by attending roadshows and delivering speeches. This includes finding out how we can help people and understanding the impact a good or indifferent service can have on our customers, client and colleagues alike – and how services can meet their needs and deliver value. It’s like different cogs in the business that need to turn together to work.
Collaboration is everything in my service management world and being transparent on what is going on by attending roadshows and delivering speeches. This includes finding out how we can help people and understanding the impact a good or indifferent service can have on our customers, client and colleagues alike – and how services can meet their needs and deliver value. It’s like different cogs in the business that need to turn together to work.
Collaboration is everything in my service management world and being transparent on what is going on by attending roadshows and delivering speeches. This includes finding out how we can help people and understanding the impact a good or indifferent service can have on our customers, client and colleagues alike – and how services can meet their needs and deliver value. It’s like different cogs in the business that need to turn together to work.
Collaboration is everything in my service management world and being transparent on what is going on by attending roadshows and delivering speeches. This includes finding out how we can help people and understanding the impact a good or indifferent service can have on our customers, client and colleagues alike – and how services can meet their needs and deliver value. It’s like different cogs in the business that need to turn together to work.
Collaboration is everything in my service management world and being transparent on what is going on by attending roadshows and delivering speeches. This includes finding out how we can help people and understanding the impact a good or indifferent service can have on our customers, client and colleagues alike – and how services can meet their needs and deliver value. It’s like different cogs in the business that need to turn together to work.
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For example, the partners and suppliers section in the four dimensions of service management affects the whole business; indeed, it takes me back to the ideas and methodologies I studied in my business and management degree such as the 4Ps (people, product, place, promotion) and understanding the drivers for behaviour and action.