New tools are available to help with service level management, but they require a new perspective on how IT infrastructure components should be managed. The key is to embrace a new ideal of managing every infrastructure component from the perspective of how it impacts end-user service levels. By incorporating the three laws of service-oriented IT operations management into their day-to-day processes for application monitoring, problem solving and problem prevention, IT operations teams can deliver on service level improvements and increase efficiency.
Improving IT Ops Service Levels and Efficiency
Posted by: Vic Nyman April 22, 2013 05:00 AMNew tools are available to help with service level management, but they require a new perspective on how IT infrastructure components should be managed. The key is to embrace a new ideal of managing every infrastructure component from the perspective of how it impacts end-user service levels. By incorporating the three laws of service-oriented IT operations management into their day-to-day processes for application monitoring, problem solving and problem prevention, IT operations teams can deliver on service level improvements and increase efficiency.