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- 1. Rapid Maturity and Continual Service Improvement Adriene Radcliffe Director, Service Management Yale University Adriene.Radcliffe@Yale.edu Twitter: @a_radcliffe LinkedIn
- 2. Rapid Maturity with Service Now The Transformation of Yale University . . . ITSM Process Owners Process Managers Governance ServiceNow Service Board Quarterly Business Review CSI
- 3. Yale Timeline Vision Plan Process Tool Govern May 2011 July 2011 Sept 2011 Dec 2011 April 2012 CSI “To be recognized globally as the leading technology organization across universities, through rock-solid services, innovation, technology leadership and community satisfaction “ Len Peters, Associate Vice President and CIO
- 4. From Good to Great – by Jim Collins Start with the right people Superb leadership Confront brutal facts Culture of discipline Focus on a Single Vision or Concept Use Technology as an accelerator • http://jimmyzimmerman.com/wp-content/uploads/flywheel.swf
- 5. The Yale ITSM fly wheel Our fly wheel was over 300 years old and covered with ivy…
- 6. Yale Timeline Vision Plan Process Tool Govern May 2011 July 2011 Sept 2011 Dec 2011 April 2012 CSI Sponsor Process Owners Partner
- 7. Challenges we all face • IT Groups Worked In Silos • We had few documented SLA’s • Divergent terminology, processes and practices • Measuring and reporting were inconsistent • ITIL and ITSM were just four letter words
- 8. The Planning Process – People & Leadership The Sponsor is your ITSM Champion What you get: High Level Vision and Mobilization Advisory Board will validate your roadmap, and approve specific project and organization level proposals What you get: Organizational Authority Program Committee will develop an ITSM roadmap, specific project, process, and supporting organization proposals What you get: Credibility and a path to success Project Teams will deliver the discrete projects within the ITSM Program What you get: Focused delivery of ITSM capabilities 8
- 9. The Planning Process - Partner • Leverage a partner to guide us on this journey • Fruition Partners is our GPS • Yale OWNS the vision, and direction, and action 9
- 10. Key Points in the Yale Plan • Educate ourselves with ITIL Foundations and begin to use the language across the organization • Name process owners who work across the organization and harmonize processes such as Incident, Problem, Change, Request, Knowledge Management • Recognize that we have to stabilize our environment, create a system of measurement and use key metrics to guide us where to improve
- 11. Key Service Measurement Objectives Stable Reporting Accurate Analysis Action Continuous Improvement Precise
- 12. Yale Timeline Vision Plan Process Tool Govern May 2011 July 2011 Sept 2011 Dec 2011 April 2012 CSI Fruition Partner Workshops Roadmap Pockets of Excellence Process Improvement
- 13. Assessment and Roadmap ITSM Maturity Assessment Approach • Intense on-site Roadmap Workshops with key IT Service Management Stakeholders • Assessment of each ITIL-based process area and phase • One-on-one discussions for clarifications and confirmations • Rating of relative maturity against industry-standard Capability and Maturity Model scale • Development of a Crawl – Walk – Run style roadmap based on the current state gaps and future state objectives 13
- 14. ITSM Maturity Assessment 14
- 15. Assessment – How to move the fly wheel… 15
- 16. Pockets of Excellence • Change Advisory Board (CAB) • Consolidated Help Desk • Standard Operating Procedures • Event Management
- 17. Areas we focused our efforts • Service Operations Center • Creating a Problem Process • Standardize a Request Framework • Process Metrics and KPI’s • Service Metrics to create a Quarterly Business Review
- 18. This was the “aha” moment Culture change for our organization really kicked off with the ITIL Foundations training. We spoke the same language. IT units understand their applications and technical services were part of larger business services… 18
- 19. Yale Timeline Vision Plan Process Tool Govern May 2011 July 2011 Sept 2011 Dec 2011 April 2012 CSI Our fly wheel begins to spin!
- 20. Yale establishes ServiceNow • The information derived from the workshops gave us the formal written requirements needed to configure ServiceNow for Yale. Each requirement has an associated test case • Documented roles and responsibilities across the organization. ITIL process roles, SN tool roles, and our own change management roles such as deployment coaches • Fruition did the heavy lifting to configure our setup, but a Yale ServiceNow admin provided leadership for code reviews, coordinated testing and moved defects and configuration changes through our various environments to production [DEV – TEST – PREPROD - PROD – TRAIN] • We were limited only by our ability to provide training to the staff who were divided into deployment waves. Staff started sneaking on before they were trained 20
- 21. Service + Process = Checks and Balance Service Portfolio Owner Team Resource Mgr Service Owner 1 2 3 4 5 6 21
- 22. Drivers for Yale • Measuring ourselves against the vision of a World-Class Service Provider • Creating bandwidth to innovate – suddenly everyone understood the value of a single knowledgebase so we don’t resolve the same workarounds over and over. Internal Standard Operating Procedures could be shared. Yale ITS now has a full time Knowledge Manager • Standard Service Metrics and KPI’s • Manage the demand and the work • Manage the resources 22
- 23. Release 1 Release 2 Stable & Predictable Predictable & Capability Unstable Process -3 SD UCL LCL +3 SD Baseline Maturity Time Objectives: Baseline – Stabilize - Improve • Baseline process variation • Stabilize processes • Stabilize measures • Stabilize reporting If your service performance is between • Continuous Process Improvement UCL – Upper Control Limit LCL – Lower Control Limit Your process is stable, predictable and capable
- 24. Yale Timeline Vision Plan Process Tool Govern May 2011 July 2011 Sept 2011 Dec 2011 April 2012 CSI • Service Management Organization • CSI as a Service • Process Owners/Managers & Practitioners • Service Board & Quarterly Business Review
- 25. IT Governance Technology Initiatives Committee (TIC) Strategic Committees drive direction for Yale University Strategic Committees and propose the Portfolio of Capital Projects Research Classrooms Health and Administrative Computing and Teaching Medicine Computing Technology Operating Committee (TOC) Program Committees ensures proper execution of the capital projects Technical Committees and Teams ensure the delivered services are maintained 25
- 26. IT Governance Strategic Technology Initiatives Committee (TIC) Committees Administrative Medicine and Information Teaching and Research Operations Health Security and Learning Technologies Compliance Technology Operating Committee (TOC) Program Committees ERP HIPAA IDM Mobile Tech HPC HR Medicine InfoSec Collaboration Big Data LIMS Service Board Technical Committees ERP Team Health and IDM Team Classroom HPC Team and Teams Fin Team Life Science Compliance Technology LIMS Team Dev & AYA Team Team Team Banner Team Change Advisory Board (CAB) 26
- 27. Subscribe to CSI as a Service CSI as a Service – GOALS • To Be Established As a Repeatable Cycle • Achievable Improvements That Make a Difference • End to End Business Service Focused • A Data Model to Underpin Decision Support Dashboards • World Class Process
- 28. Yale University Now… • Over 350 of 425 IT staff have ITIL Foundations Certification another 55 have attended ITIL overview orientation • IT Service Management - process governance and advocacy • ServiceNow Incident, Request, Problem, Change, Knowledge • Planned Multi-function Service Operations Center - provides increased capability to handle Major Incidents, Events and Problems • Stabilizing our processes and services • Stood up CSI as a Service with Fruition Partners with pilot CSI projects identified
- 29. Yale University Next Steps… • Projects this fiscal year in our roadmap include: • Bomgar Integration with ServiceNow • Service Asset and Configuration Management (CMDB) • Contract Management for Software Licenses • Expand IT Service Request to encompass Yale self-service service access • Integration with the newly designed Yale ITS Web Site – knowledge articles visible to our web site – ITS System Status page will be driven from ServiceNow • Further inquiries into • Field Service • SDLC and Agile • Coaching Loops • IT Operating Model Governance • Operationalize Service Board • Process Owners using CSIaaS • Practitioners Meetings
- 30. Thank You Adriene Radcliffe Adriene.Radcliffe@Yale.Edu Twitter: @a_radcliffe Or search for me on LinkedIn 30
Editor's Notes
- We established ITIL and ITSM as discipline. Process Owners and Process Managers harmonized disparate processes and participate in formal ITSM governance. Service Now has been established as our ITSM platform. A quarterly business review system of dashboards and service measurement allows us to report to the University Officers. We practice and subscribe to CSI… And we’re only one year into our plan!
- In the Spring of 2011, Yale welcomed a new CIO, Len Peters. His vision for Information Technology Services was clear. He had implemented ITSM as a discipline in his prior organizations and the results were always happy customers.
- The key concept is to have the right people on board, have great leadership, have a vision and work with a sense of single purpose. When everyone works towards the same vision or purpose, and you will begin to “move the fly wheel”
- And it was covered in IVY… 300 years worth of it. Client satisfaction was declining, our environment was increasing in complexity, we needed a change in our Service Management philosophy and practice and FAST
- We selected a sponsor and leaders throughout the organization to begin a planning process. We created a set of recommendations for Yale which included the selection of a partner who would help us navigate the journey
- Raise your hand if any of these sound familiar
- Finding the right people in the right part of your organization is important. Seek out your opinion leaders, your staff who enjoy acting as a peer leader, those who have credibility in your organization will help you and be advocates for your program, especially when they have a role
- Speak the same language – harmonize processes in workshops – know what you are measuring – partner as a compass
- Baseline performance and variation.Consistent metric design and governance.Consistent data collection, monitoring and analysis of critical service and process metrics.Identification of essential operational metrics, KPI’s and tolerance levels for Phase I processes and services.Automated report generation and electronic alert for critical metrics exceeding tolerances for Phase I processes and services
- A series of workshops with Fruition produced a Process Maturity Roadmap. We focused on our pockets of excellence and began process improvement efforts outside of the tool configuration
- Sample Fruition maturity deliverable for Yale in the Service Operations Area
- Sample Fruition maturity deliverable for Yale summarized by Crawl phase across all ITIL phases
- Having the roadmap and knowing where to focus our attention was truly the “aha” moment for us. We were able to really dig in and begin to work the processes, develop new proposals for how we work, begin to make some key changes. The ITIL Foundations training was KEY way to start the culture change
- Our fly wheel begins to spin! We configured an MVP release (Minimum Valuable Product) and began change sets to rapidly release updates and functionality.
- The process owners and the service owners will both see anomalies in a process area within a service. Neither can ignore it. The data shines the flashlight on the area, and together you can explore what is causing the anomaly. In service 1, a high number of instances can simply mean we need more knowledge articles because people have questions. Perhaps there is a simple fix that gets clients back on their way, however, maybe there is an underlying problem – and when resolved that entire group of incidents will no longer be repeated.
- Yale is not about generating revenue. The key difference between a university and a for-profit
- Consistent metric design and governanceConsistent data collection, monitoring and analysis of critical service and process metricsIdentification of essential operational metrics, KPI’s and tolerance levels for Phase I processes and servicesAutomated report generation and electronic alert for critical metrics exceeding tolerances for Phase I processes and services
- We have momentum. Yale went live with Service-Now on April 25, 2012 using the accelerator instance and CSI as a Service (CSIaaS) with Fruition Partners.
- Fruition is a cloud solution provider that offers technology-enabled professional services supported by a team of 100 cloud experts. Since the company was founded in 2003, Fruition has helped more than 150 enterprises implement, build and manage mission critical cloud solutions using ServiceNow.
- Yale ITSM has come a long way - a solid foundation for our future
- Multi-function Service Operations Center - Data Center Operation, Help Desk, Network Operations, and Information Security provides increased capability to handle Major Incidents, Events and Problems