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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 320 pages, height x width x depth: 230x188x18 mm, weight: 560 g
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  • ISBN-10: 1587145014
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The complete guide to planning, implementing, and operating IT as a Service (ITaaS)







Ongoing digitization, along with the risks of digital disruption, mean todays Enterprise businesses are more reliant than ever on their IT Organizations to be successful; but business cannot wait on IT. Instead, Enterprise IT Organizations must transform to Fast IT to keep pace with the various lines of business, operate more agilely and efficiently than ever before, while simultaneously supporting rapid innovation of transformative capabilities.







The IT as a Service (ITaaS) Frameworkbased on the work pioneered by Ciscos own global IT organizationis a proven model for transforming to an end-to-end Services Organization, and shifting the underlying culture of the IT organization as a foundation for Fast IT. Now, the developer of the ITaaS framework provides you with an in-depth guide ensuring that your Services Transformation achieves the intended value outcomes of establishing IT as a trusted advisor to the business, and operating IT like an agile, competitive, and cost-efficient business within a business.







Drawing on his pioneering experience, the author emphasizes implementation alongside theory, illuminating entertaining stories from his own consulting experience, and pulling back the curtain on Cisco ITs own revolutionary tranformation alongside best practices, templates, and other artifacts to guide your Services Transformation.







The time for IT Transformation is now, and there has never been a better place to start.





Uncover and communicate the value that IT creates for the Enterprise business Initiate and sustain a cultural shift across the IT Organization Create a Service-based view of IT assets, resources, and budgets Transform the customer experience by leveraging IT Services as a layer of abstraction Design IT Services that support outcomes for the Lines of Business Develop a Taxonomy that creates strategic levers for steering the IT organization Measure IT Service Performance in terms familiar to business leaders

Link IT Service Performance to business outcomes Demonstrate the total costs of IT Service Delivery in easy to understand models Empower Service Owners to act as General Managers accountable for the value a Service delivers Exchange information with and bolster Enterprise Architecture and IT Technical Operations functions n Establish a foundation for Fast IT, the mandatory future for Enterprise IT Organizations
Foreword iv
Introduction xviii
Part I Introducing IT as a Service
Chapter 1 The Case for IT Transformation and IT as a Service (ITaaS)
1(24)
The Drivers for IT Transformation
3(1)
Digitization
3(1)
Digital Disruption
4(1)
The Internet of Things
5(1)
IT Transformation Challenges
5(1)
Historical Challenges Facing IT Organizations
6(1)
Aligning IT Services and Value to Customer Requirements
6(1)
Understanding the Customer Perspective of Service Performance
6(1)
Accurately Communicating the Total Costs of Delivering IT Services
7(1)
Understanding Organizational, Operational, and Procedural Challenges
8(1)
Emerging Challenges for IT Organizations
8(1)
Shadow IT
8(2)
The Cloud
10(1)
The Purpose and Culture of IT Organizations
11(1)
Getting Back to the Basics of Business
11(1)
Obligations to the Enterprise Business
12(1)
A Reminder About the Nature of Service Providers and Customers
13(1)
A Candid Look at the Culture of Today's IT Organization
14(2)
Customer Perceptions of IT
16(2)
The Implications for Today's IT Organizations
18(4)
Considerations for Services Transformation
22(2)
Summary
24(1)
Chapter 2 Introducing Cisco ITaaS Framework and Services Transformation Program
25(34)
IT Operating Models
26(2)
IT Technical Operations
28(1)
IT Service Delivery
29(2)
Enterprise Architecture
31(1)
Service Architecture and Enterprise Architecture
32(1)
Making Capabilities Available "as a Service"
33(1)
Introducing Cisco IT as a Service Framework
34(2)
Service Delivery Roles and Responsibilities
36(1)
IT Services
37(4)
Service Design, Delivery, and Management
41(2)
Service Value Communications
43(6)
Introducing Cisco Services Transformation Program
49(2)
Program and Workstream Governance
51(1)
Services Transformation Change Leadership
52(1)
Discovery and Design Phase
52(2)
Transformation Phase 1
54(2)
Transformation Phase 2
56(1)
Transformation Phase 3
56(1)
Summary
57(2)
Chapter 3 Change Leadership and Ensuring a Successful Transformation
59(28)
Building the Change Leadership Team
60(1)
Identifying Services Transformation Critical Success Factors
60(2)
Executive Sponsorship
62(3)
Championing a New Culture of IT
65(1)
Engaging the Business
65(2)
Top-Down/Business-First Services Design
67(1)
Complete/End-to-End IT Services Transformation
67(1)
Centralized Transformation Authority
68(1)
Employing Change Leadership Strategies and Tactics
69(1)
Managing Services Transformation Messaging Strategies
70(3)
Optimizing Stakeholder Engagement
73(1)
Changing the Culture of IT
74(1)
Evaluating the Culture of the IT Organization Today
75(1)
Envisioning the Future Culture of IT
76(2)
Using Strategies and Tactics to Facilitate the Cultural Shift to an ITaaSO
78(1)
Services Transformation Program Best Practices and Lessons Learned
79(1)
Show Value Early
79(1)
Show Value Often
80(1)
Engage the Business Early
80(1)
General Transformation Program Best Practices
81(1)
Respect the Realities of "Theory versus Practice"
81(1)
Adopt the 80/20 Rule and Avoid Analysis Paralysis
82(1)
Be Willing to Engage at All Levels
82(1)
Remain Open to New Ideas
82(1)
Embrace, Don't Fear, Service Review Pilots with Business Stakeholders
83(1)
Stick to the Program
83(2)
Summary
85(2)
Part II The IT as a Service Framework
Chapter 4 Service Delivery Taxonomy and Definition of a Service
87(30)
Service Definition Considerations
87(2)
A Step-by-Step Approach to Defining a Service
89(2)
The ITaaS Framework's Definition of a Service
91(1)
Considerations for IT Services
92(1)
IT Services as a Layer of Abstraction
93(4)
IT Service-Types
97(2)
Service Hierarchies and Service Chains
99(2)
Service Ownership
101(1)
Impact of Services
101(1)
The IT Service Delivery Taxonomy
102(1)
The Benefits of a Taxonomy
102(2)
Taxonomy Considerations
104(1)
The ITaaS Framework's Reference Taxonomy
105(1)
Strategic Service Groups
106(1)
Service Categories (Service Architecture Groups)
107(1)
Services
108(1)
Service Offerings
108(1)
Service Assets
109(1)
The Reference Taxonomy in Practice
110(2)
Tailoring a Taxonomy
112(1)
Sample Tailored Taxonomy
113(1)
Summary
114(3)
Chapter 5 Mapping Enterprise Technical Capability Requirements
117(12)
The Purpose and Value of a Technical Capabilities Map
118(1)
Considerations for Mapping Technical Capabilities
119(2)
Creating the Enterprise Technical Capabilities (ETC) Map
121(1)
Designing the Enterprise Technical Capabilities Map
121(2)
Building the ETC Map
123(2)
Service Capability Roadmaps
125(2)
Summary
127(2)
Chapter 6 Service Design and Building the IT Service Portfolio
129(24)
Service Portfolio Overview
130(1)
Purpose and Value of the Service Portfolio
130(1)
Service Portfolio Considerations
131(2)
Portfolio Design Considerations
133(1)
Portfolio Design Inputs
133(1)
Portfolio Development Workflow
134(1)
Structuring the Service Portfolio
135(1)
Vetting the Portfolio
136(2)
Identifying Service Chains
138(1)
Finalizing the Portfolio
138(1)
Designing IT Services
139(1)
Basic IT Service Design
139(3)
Service Design by Type
142(2)
Enterprisewide Service Design Considerations
144(2)
Designing the Service Portfolio
146(1)
Designing Service Offerings
147(1)
Capturing Service Asset References
148(1)
Designing Strategic Service Groups
148(3)
Designing Service Categories
151(1)
Summary
151(2)
Chapter 7 Service Delivery Roles and Responsibilities
153(26)
Purpose and Value of Service Roles
153(1)
Structuring Service Delivery
154(1)
Establishing Accountability
154(1)
Cultivating IT and Business Relationships
155(1)
Sustaining the Cultural Shift of the IT Organization
156(1)
Challenges and Considerations for Service Delivery Roles
156(1)
Considerations for ITaaS Service Roles and Responsibilities
156(2)
How to Identify Strong Service Delivery Resources
158(1)
Challenges for Service Delivery Roles and Responsibilities
159(2)
Change Leadership Recommendations
161(1)
How to Design and Tailor Service Delivery Roles
162(1)
Service Delivery Roles and Responsibilities
163(1)
Service Owners
164(1)
The General Manager of a Service
165(2)
Service Owner Responsibilities
167(2)
Service Owners and Service Types
169(1)
Service Delivery Support Roles
170(1)
Service Executives
170(3)
Service Architects
173(1)
Service Offering Managers
174(2)
Service Management Office
176(2)
Summary
178(1)
Chapter 8 Measuring IT Service Performance
179(30)
Service Performance Considerations
180(1)
Service Metrics Considerations
181(1)
Prioritizing Both Consistency and Customization
182(1)
Managing an End-to-End Service Performance Strategy
182(1)
Overview of the ITaaS Service Performance Strategy
183(1)
Service Metric Categories
183(3)
Quality
186(2)
Leverage
188(3)
Speed
191(2)
Risk
193(3)
Customer Experience
196(3)
Best Practices for Measuring Service Metrics
199(2)
How Service Metrics Translate to Business Outcomes
201(1)
Reasons to Chain Service Metrics
202(1)
End-to-End Service Metrics Interpretation
203(1)
Dashboards and Scorecards
203(1)
Tactics for Reporting and Presenting Service Performance
204(1)
Service Performance Change Leadership Strategies
205(1)
Service Performance Strategy Management
206(2)
Summary
208(1)
Chapter 9 Modeling the Total Costs of IT Service Delivery
209(20)
Purpose and Goals for IT Service Cost Modeling
210(1)
Considerations for IT Service Costing
210(3)
IT Service Costs versus Cloud Services Costing
213(1)
Essential IT Finance Concepts
214(1)
The Different Views of an IT Budget
214(1)
Chargeback versus Showback Policies
215(2)
Bottom-up versus Direct + Chained Costs Models
217(1)
Cost Distributions
218(1)
IT Service Cost Modeling
219(1)
Direct Service Costs
220(1)
Run the Business Costs
221(1)
Change the Business Costs
222(1)
Indirect Service Costs
223(2)
Overview of Cost-Chaining Processes
225(1)
Service Costing Strategies
225(3)
Summary
228(1)
Part III Bringing the Framework Together and Optimizing the Transformation
Chapter 10 Communicating IT Service Value
229(16)
Considerations for IT Service Value
230(1)
A Strategy for Communicating IT Service Value
231(1)
Structuring a Service Review
232(2)
Establishing a Process for Service Reviews
234(2)
Service Review Best Practices
236(1)
Winning Early Support Through Service Reviews
237(1)
Guidance for Service Owners
238(2)
Guidance for IT Leaders
240(1)
General Service Review Guidance
241(1)
Evolving Service Value Conversations
241(2)
Summary
243(2)
Chapter 11 Completing the Services Transformation
245(18)
The Final Phase of Services Transformation
246(1)
Overview of a Complete IT Service Delivery Model
247(3)
Service Catalogs and Customer Request Portals
250(2)
Corporate E-Store Design Best Practices
252(3)
Strategies for Optimizing IT Service Delivery
255(1)
Leveraging Vendors for Value
255(1)
Delivering to External IT Customers
256(1)
Preparing the Cloud Strategy for an ITaaSO and Fast IT
257(1)
Embracing and Driving Self-Provisioning
258(1)
Embracing Shadow IT
258(1)
Considerations for the Completed Service Delivery Framework
259(1)
Summary
260(3)
Part IV The Future
Chapter 12 Fast IT---The Mandatory Future for Enterprise IT Organizations
263(12)
The Purpose and Goals of Fast IT
263(1)
The Concept of Fast IT
264(2)
Moving from Shadow IT to Customer-Initiated IT
266(1)
Uncovering Fast IT
267(1)
The Building Blocks of Fast IT
267(1)
The Mechanics of Fast IT
268(1)
Continuous Delivery
269(3)
Taking Services Beyond the IT Organization
272(1)
Summary
272(3)
Appendix
Appendix A Cisco ITaaS Framework Reference Portfolio
275(10)
Index 285
Justin Mann, CCIE No. 27040, is a senior Business and Technology Architect with Ciscos Advanced Services. Throughout his technical career that began in his teens, he has remained dedicated to understanding the business of his customers, even going so far as attending Sea-Survival and Helicopter Underwater Extraction Training (HUET) in support of oil and gas customers. This background allowed him to successfully lead the earliest Cisco engagements with customers seeking to transform their own IT organizations by following the work pioneered by Cisco IT. By working across IT and business teams at all levels, and over time across different industries and enterprises, Justin developed and refined the now-formal ITaaS framework and Services Transformation Program, allowing IT organizations to transition to end-to-end Services organizations and truly begin to operate IT like a competitive business.







During his free time, Justin is an adventure-traveler, book collector, and comic-book and videogame geek; he can be found on most weekends riding trails on his horse, Lucas. Whenever possible, Justin leverages his passion for travel and horseback riding to work with special-needs children both internationally and locally through a therapeutic horseback riding stable, ManeGait. A portion of the authors proceeds will be donated to ManeGait, and we actively encourage, welcome, and sincerely appreciate donations from interested readers.