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The IT Operating Model. An integrated model for IT. Introduction. Richard Hawkins , Ph.D. VMware Transformation Strategist 35 years in IT – 20 consulting ITIL Expert Certified IT Architect Certified Project manager CISA CSAM. How come IT still doesn’t work right?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The IT Operating Model

© 2014 VMware Inc. All rights reserved.

The IT Operating ModelAn integrated model for IT

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Introduction

• Richard Hawkins, Ph.D.

• VMware Transformation Strategist

• 35 years in IT – 20 consulting

• ITIL Expert

• Certified IT Architect

• Certified Project manager

• CISA

• CSAM

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How come IT still doesn’t work right?

• ITSM – ITIL, ITPM, MOF, eTom

• Organizational Change – Kotter, ADKAR, Kubler, Bridge, EFQM

• COBIT – IT Governance

• Project Management – PMI, Prince2

• IT Asset Management - IAITAM

• Virtualization - SAAS, PAAS, IAAS, ITAAS, SDDC, Desktop AAS

• Enterprise/IT Architecture – Zachman, Togaf

• Quality Management – Six Sigma, PDCA, CMMI, ISO9000

• Security – ISO 2700x, ISO31000, NIST

• Risk Management – MOR

• Sourcing, Technology Roadmaps, Application Architectures, Data Management

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Introducing the IT Operating Model

Service Portfolio Management

Service Development Life Cycle

IT Service Strategy Management

Provide IT Strategy

Provide an overall IT strategy for achieving business goals and objectives

Business GoalsAnd Objectives

IT Governance

Provide IT Governance

Provide structure and criteria for making quality IT business decisions

StrategicInitiatives

Service Portfolio Management

Manage the Service Portfolio

Provide the structure and guidance to manage the service portfolios

IT Business Relationship Management

Manage the Business Relationship

Ensure that IT is proactive in addressing the needs of the business

Continual Service Improvement

Manage Service Improvments

Provide a framework for improving services over time

BusinessRequests(Concept)

ServiceImprovement

Plans

IT Service Suggestions

Manage Service Suggestions

Provide a framework to capture suggestions from all IT processes and functions

ServiceSuggestions

ChangeProposal

Do not Evaluate

Define service, customers, business

outcomesDefine service model

Analyze investments, value and priorities

Risk, Value to Cost, Volatility, Mission

imperatives, ComplianceTrends, Intangible

benefits, Strategic or business fit, Social

responsibility, InnovationNewService

ExistingService

Design Coordination

Manage Solution Design

Manage and track all IT projects and programs

Small Requests

Not Practical

Request Fulfillment

Manage Service Requests

Provide a workflow method for managing service requests

Service Desk

Provide a Single Point of Contact

Provide a single point of contact for all IT related contacts

Provide Self-Service to the end users

Provide Self-Service

Provide a mechanism for end users to report incidents or request services

Provide Security Operations

Respond to Threats

Provide response to known threats

Incident Management

Manage Service Interruptions

Provide a process for managing all exceptions to production services

Problem Management

Manage Recurring Interruptions

Provide a process for managing root cause analysis and incident prevention

Access Management

Manage User Access

Provide a workflow method for managing Access requests

Service and Process Reporting

Manage Reporting

Provide service reports for all active services

7 Step Service Improvement

Manage Improvements

Analyze service and process reports and recommend service improvements

Provide IT Operations

Manage IT Operations

Provide resources to manage IT operations, backup, restore, etc

Service Request

Security Incident

SecurityAlert

Alert

Known Error

Action

Manage Technology Manage Applications

Manage Organizational Change

Request Fulfillment

Does not fit IT strategy

Or un-quantifiedBusiness value

Not Viable

Alters Business goals and objectives

Create value proposition

Business Case

Not feasible

RunGrow

Transform

Define impact on service portfolio

Define impact on service model Project

Charter

Inci

dent

Service Impacts

BuildComplete

Manage Organizational Change

Manage the Organization

Provide tools and techniques to manage organizational change

Manage IT Communications

Provide Centralized Communication

Provide tools and techniques to enable and ensure communications

Innovation

Manage Innovation

Provide sandbox environment for proof of concept and non-standard solutions

Design Solution(Physical

Architecture)

BuildSolution

Develop SolutionCode and Configure

Unit Testing

Analyze Solution(Logical Architecture)

DesignReview

UserAcceptance

TestingProjectClosure

Projectreview

LessonsLearned

Project ClosureProject ExecutionProject PlanningProject Initiation

Service Management Design Artifacts

Service Metrics

InitiationComplete

PlanningComplete

Service Management Transition Artifacts

TransitionComplete

Approved

Project Management Methodology

IT O

pera

ting

Mod

el

Service Strategy

PlaceholderRFC

Service Design Service Transition Service Operations Continual Service Improvement

Service ModelChanges

LogicalArchitecture

PhysicalArchitecture

SolutionDetails

As built

ServiceDesign

Package

Risk Plan

Risk Matrix

Project Plan

Schedule

Quality Plan

Quality

Communications Plan

Communication Plan

Financial Plan

Budget

ResourcePlan

Resources

ProjectCharter

ProjectProposal

ProjectDefinition

Project Proposal

Proposal

Business case or SOW

Business Case

Not Approved

Save proposal and

response

IT Financial Management

Manage IT Finances

Develop and manage the IT budget, Cost Model and tracking methods

Demand Management

Manage IT Demand

Proactively manage the demand for IT resources

Resource Management

Manage People

Assign and track all IT resources

Risk Management

Manage IT Risk

Identify and manage risk in new and ongoing services

Create Monitoring and Service Metrics Requirements

Manage Monitoring Requirements

Create and maintain a framework for service and process metrics

Design Solution(Physical Architecture)

BuildSolution

Develop SolutionCode and Configure

Unit Testing

Analyze Solution(Logical Architecture)

Application Management

Manage Applications

Manage Development and Maintenance of enterprise applications

Technology Management

Manage Technology

Manage development and maintenance of enterprise technology

Data Management

Manage Data

Manage development and maintenance of enterprise data

Service Level Management

Manage Service Levels

Ensure all IT services are delivered to agreed targets

Service Catalog Management

Provide a Service Catalog

Provide a single source of information on all operational services

Availability Management

Manage Availability

Ensure IT services meet agreed availability in a cost effective and timely manner

Capacity Management

Manage Capacity

Ensure IT services meet agreed capacity in a cost effective and timely manner

IT Service Continuity Management

Provide for Business Continuity

Support business continuity by managing risks that could affect IT services

Information Security Management

Manage IT Security

Ensure that the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the IT assets, data, information and

services meet agreed business needs

Supplier Management

Manage Vendors

Ensure that all contracts and agreements with suppliers support the needs of the business and all

suppliers meet their commitments

Change Management

Manage Change

Provide structure for managing change development and approval

Transition Planning and Support

Manage Tranision

Manage the transition from Development to Production

Release and Deployment Management

Manage Releases

Manage the release of changes into the environment

Service Validation and Testing

Manage Testing and Validation

Manage the integrated testing of services

Knowledge Management

Manage IT Knowledge

Provide a process for managing the creation and maintenance of KIs

Change Evaluation

Manage Solution Value

Provide a process of evaluating the success of changes in the environment

Service Asset and Configuration Management

Manage Configurations

Provide a management repository for all configuration items and service assets

Event Management

Monitor Events

Provide a framework for monitoring and event management

Transition Planning

Operational Change

ManagementSACM Knowledge

ManagementRelease and Deployment

Validation& Testing

ChangeEvaluation

Organizationalchange

EventManagement

TransitionPlan

RFC(s)

ConfigurationItems

KnowledgeItems

DeploymentPlan

TestPlan

KnownErrors

EvaluationPlan

Events &Responses

Org ChangePlan

Early LifeSupport

SupplierManagement

AvailabilityPlanning

CapacityPlanning

Service Catalog

Service LevelManagement

Service Continuity Security

ProcurementPlan

SupplierPlan

AvailabilityPlan

CapacityPlan

ServiceLevel

Agreements

Metrics

Service Description

ContinuityPlan

SecurityPlan

IT Asset Management

Manage IT Assets

Manage the lifecycle of all IT Assets

Service TransitionPackage

PLAN BUILD RUN

Project Portfolio Management

Manage IT Projects

Manage the lifecycle of all IT Projects

Service Architecture

High-Level ServiceDiagram

High-Level BusinessSolution Diagram

ReferenceArchitectures

Service RelationshipDiagrams

Oversee Workload

Govern Intake

Provide Workload Priorities

Can’t fulfillRequirements

Ready forImplementation

Ready to Deploy

Manage Data

Stage Gate 0Invalid Request

Stage Gate 4Resources not available (IT)

Stage Gate 2Not justified(Business)

Stage Gate 1Does not fit in the portfolio

Stage Gate 5Solutions to not fulfill business requirements

Stage Gate 6Business approval to implement

Stage Gate 7Business approval to Deploy

Stage Gate 3Did not meetExpectations

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BUSINESS

MARKETINGCUSTOMERS

GROWTH

SUCCESS

STRATEGY

VISION SERVICE

LEADERSHIP

ADVANTAGE

SUCCESS

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BusinessGoals andObjectives

IT StrategyInitiativesMaintenanceGrowth

Business RequestsEnhancementsService RequestsNew Services

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CONFIDENTIAL 7ITSM G

ove

rnan

ce

IT Architecture

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Risk

IT Asset

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SD

LC

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Security• ISM• SecOps• Access

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Plan Build Run

Strategy Design Transition Operations Improvement

OrganizationalConstruct

Architecture Applications Infrastructure Operations Administration

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Initiation

Planning

Execution

TransitionClosure

ProjectManagement

Method

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Doing IT on Purpose!

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Case Studies

• Add IT Governance

• Roadmap for ITSM

• Model for Organization Change

• Strategic Merger

• Education tool

• Process Alignment / Architecture