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Delivering ‘Innovative Business’ – The Next Challenge for Service Managers

Published: November 09 2012, 02:27 PM
by Robert Stroud

As we emerge from of the global financial crisis, organizations are not just focusing on cost savings, but on driving innovation to grow top-line revenue.  But this entails some risk.

Service managers have historically been risk averse and process driven. My recent Service Talk article, "Delivering Innovative Business - The Next Challenge for Service Managers," focuses on the changing role of service managers and how they must become more versed in the business. As service managers evolve from an operational to a more business-oriented role, they will be better equipped to enable fact-based portfolio decisions, to build business services that are well understood and adopted, and to manage service performance at the business level.

The article is available for download here (with thanks to the itSMF UK).

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By: Robert Stroud
Robert Stroud is vice president of innovation and strategy for Service and Portfolio Management at CA Technologies. Rob is dedicated to the development of industry trends, strategy and communication of industry best practices. Rob is a strong advocate for the governance, security, risk and assurance...
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2 people have left comments:

Very good article. Saved for future references and studies. Robert, can y ou send me that presentation showed at CA offices in DALLAS? tks.

Posted by: Mario | November 10, 2012 7:07 PM

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