
By Quocirca
Published: Friday 28 July 2006
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Name
Robin Yearsley
Location
UK
Occupation
ITIL Specialist
Comment
Thanks for the very insightful article.
I recently interviewed US ITIL author Randy Steinberg for two hours on his 15 years experience with ITIL Implementations.
We covered a lot of ground in that two hours, dealing with topics like:-
- Selling ITIL through "lenses"
- Overcoming real-world objections
- How to calculate ITIL's ROI
- Maintaining momentum and buy-in
- Organizational Change (in waves)
- How to start ITIL from 'scratch'
- Nine things that just work
- ITIL for small organizations
- How to implement the CMDB from scratch
- How to implement a Service Catalog
The interview was recorded digitally and is available for free access, along with a fully edited 62 page call transcript.
To listen to the interview or access the PDF transcript please visit:-
http://www.asktheserviceexpert.com
Best Regards,
Robin Yearsley.
PS - You can also download a free ITIL Version Three Minmap at:-
http://www.ITServiceBlog.com
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