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Kevin Holland
Service Management Consultant
@ITILspecialist
An example ITIL-based model for
effective Service Integration and
Management
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Agenda
1. What is SIAM
2. Example SIAM model
3. SIAM model components
4. Example ITIL adaptations
5. Q and A
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1. What is SIAM?
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Definition
Service integration / Service Integration & Management / SIAM
Practices, model, and approach to manage, govern,
& co-ordinate delivery of services from multiple
service providers
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Key features of SIAM
• Builds on, elaborates, and complements ITIL
• Simplifies complexities of managing multi-sourcing
• Provides to the business
• single point of visibility and control
• end-to-end accountability for services
• consistent governance, management, & co-ordination
• SIAM is a set of capabilities
• processes, functions, activities, and principles
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High level conceptual model
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2. Example SIAM model
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Model characteristics
• Logical grouping of capabilities
• Conceptual, not organisational, model
• Component model supports:
• Understanding
• Consistency
• Design
• Informed sourcing decisions
• Other models are available and viable
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Example SIAM component model
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When to use the model
• Design of SIAM
• Definition of roles and responsibilities of the
business, SIAM, and service providers
• Sourcing choices
• Procurements
• SIAM service descriptions
Understand, Design, Review, Iterate
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3. Components of example SIAM model
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‘Core’ SIAM
• SIAM design
• Service catalogue & portfolio management
• Toolset integration
• Multi-supplier co-ordination
• Business & service continuity (integrated)
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Other key components
• Business / customer relationship management
• Financial management
• Knowledge management
• Service transition planning & support
• Service validation and testing
• Supplier & service assurance
• IT information security
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‘Operational’ components
• Service desk
Can be centralised or devolved, dependent on service
landscape
• Operational service management
DO NOT flow up from external providers to the SIAM
• Operations bridge
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4. Some examples of ITIL adaptation
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Process owners
• SIAM process owner accountable for effective process
design and execution across all service providers
• Peer to peer relationship by ITIL discipline
• Best practice
• KPIs
• Capability / maturity
• Process improvements
• Reviews
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Service owners
• Effective Network of Service owners is critical to SIAM
• Ownership/ Relationships with business, service providers,
process owners
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Configuration management
• SIAM CMDB should only hold information it needs
• Challenge the need to have a single CMDB of all assets across
all services
• SIAM CMDB typically holds info on
• Business services
• Services provided by service providers
• Service providers
• Service and provider dependencies
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Integrated Change Advisory Board (ICAB)
• Highest level of Change approval
• For high risk, and high impact changes
• For changes with potential to affect multiple providers
• Service providers submit RFCs, SIAM facilitates
• Underpinning Policy to determine approval level
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Release & Maintenance Planning (R&MP)
• Single forward view of all planned service affecting
releases/maintenance
• Service providers provide forward view
• SIAM collates and communicates
• Service providers identify potential clashes
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Service Bridge
• Single point of visibility for all high severity incidents
• Major incident management across multiple providers
• Monitor all services and end user experience
• Providers alert Service Bridge for all high severity incidents
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Capacity management
• SIAM manages business capacity
• Service providers manage component capacity
• SIAM and service providers jointly manage service capacity
• SIAM maintains the model that maps forecast demand to
forecast provider service capacity
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6. Q and A
SIAM and ITIL Whitepaper
https://www.axelos.com/case-studies-and-white-papers/introduction-
to-service-integration-management
Example model for effective SIAM Whitepaper
https://www.axelos.com/case-studies-and-white-papers/an-example-
itil-based-model-for-effective-siam
@ITILspecialist
Uk.linkedin.com/in/itilexpert/

ITIL® and SIAM: An Example ITIL-based Model for Effective Service Integration and Management - Webinar

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    AXELOS.com PUBLIC PUBLIC Kevin Holland Service ManagementConsultant @ITILspecialist An example ITIL-based model for effective Service Integration and Management
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Agenda 1. What isSIAM 2. Example SIAM model 3. SIAM model components 4. Example ITIL adaptations 5. Q and A
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Definition Service integration /Service Integration & Management / SIAM Practices, model, and approach to manage, govern, & co-ordinate delivery of services from multiple service providers
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Key features ofSIAM • Builds on, elaborates, and complements ITIL • Simplifies complexities of managing multi-sourcing • Provides to the business • single point of visibility and control • end-to-end accountability for services • consistent governance, management, & co-ordination • SIAM is a set of capabilities • processes, functions, activities, and principles
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Model characteristics • Logicalgrouping of capabilities • Conceptual, not organisational, model • Component model supports: • Understanding • Consistency • Design • Informed sourcing decisions • Other models are available and viable
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC When to usethe model • Design of SIAM • Definition of roles and responsibilities of the business, SIAM, and service providers • Sourcing choices • Procurements • SIAM service descriptions Understand, Design, Review, Iterate
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC ‘Core’ SIAM • SIAMdesign • Service catalogue & portfolio management • Toolset integration • Multi-supplier co-ordination • Business & service continuity (integrated)
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Other key components •Business / customer relationship management • Financial management • Knowledge management • Service transition planning & support • Service validation and testing • Supplier & service assurance • IT information security
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC ‘Operational’ components • Servicedesk Can be centralised or devolved, dependent on service landscape • Operational service management DO NOT flow up from external providers to the SIAM • Operations bridge
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Process owners • SIAMprocess owner accountable for effective process design and execution across all service providers • Peer to peer relationship by ITIL discipline • Best practice • KPIs • Capability / maturity • Process improvements • Reviews
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Service owners • EffectiveNetwork of Service owners is critical to SIAM • Ownership/ Relationships with business, service providers, process owners
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Configuration management • SIAMCMDB should only hold information it needs • Challenge the need to have a single CMDB of all assets across all services • SIAM CMDB typically holds info on • Business services • Services provided by service providers • Service providers • Service and provider dependencies
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Integrated Change AdvisoryBoard (ICAB) • Highest level of Change approval • For high risk, and high impact changes • For changes with potential to affect multiple providers • Service providers submit RFCs, SIAM facilitates • Underpinning Policy to determine approval level
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Release & MaintenancePlanning (R&MP) • Single forward view of all planned service affecting releases/maintenance • Service providers provide forward view • SIAM collates and communicates • Service providers identify potential clashes
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Service Bridge • Singlepoint of visibility for all high severity incidents • Major incident management across multiple providers • Monitor all services and end user experience • Providers alert Service Bridge for all high severity incidents
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC Capacity management • SIAMmanages business capacity • Service providers manage component capacity • SIAM and service providers jointly manage service capacity • SIAM maintains the model that maps forecast demand to forecast provider service capacity
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    PUBLIC PUBLIC 6. Q andA SIAM and ITIL Whitepaper https://www.axelos.com/case-studies-and-white-papers/introduction- to-service-integration-management Example model for effective SIAM Whitepaper https://www.axelos.com/case-studies-and-white-papers/an-example- itil-based-model-for-effective-siam @ITILspecialist Uk.linkedin.com/in/itilexpert/