Develop a Plan to Pilot Enterprise Service Management
Deliver exceptional services to the customer by managing services across the enterprise.
- Many business groups in the organization are siloed and have disjointed services that lead to a less than ideal customer experience.
- Service management is too often process-driven and is implemented without a holistic view of customer value.
- Businesses get caught up in the legacy of their old systems and find it difficult to move with the evolving market.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- Customer experience is the new battleground. Parity between products is creating the need to differentiate via customer experience.
- Don’t forget your employees! Enterprise service management (ESM) is also about delivering exceptional experiences to your employees so they can deliver exceptional services to your customers.
- ESM is not driven by tools and processes. Rather, ESM is about pushing exceptional services to customers by pulling from organizational capabilities.
Impact and Result
- Understand ESM concepts and how they can improve customer service.
- Use Info-Tech’s advice and tools to perform an assessment of your organization’s state for ESM, identify the gaps, and create an action plan to move towards an ESM pilot.
- Increase business and customer satisfaction by delivering services more efficiently.
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What Is a Blueprint?
A blueprint is designed to be a roadmap, containing a methodology and the tools and templates you need to solve your IT problems.
Each blueprint can be accompanied by a Guided Implementation that provides you access to our world-class analysts to help you get through the project.
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Guided Implementation 1: Understand ESM and get buy-in
- Call 1: Understand what ESM is and the scopes available.
- Call 2: Walk through the buy-in presentations.
Guided Implementation 2: Assess the current state for ESM
- Call 1: Assess the culture, governance, skills, and tools of your organization.
- Call 2: Walk through the Enterprise Service Management Assessment Tool.
Guided Implementation 3: Identify ESM pilot and finalize action plan
- Call 1: Generate a list of your services.
- Call 2: Create customer journey maps.
- Call 3: Identify a pilot for ESM and finalize your action plan.
Contributors
- Claire Agutter, Director, Chief Architect, VeriSM Scopism
- Bas Blanken, Service Management Consultant & Agile Expert, TOPdesk
- Troy DuMoulin, VP – Research & Development, Pink Elephant
- Glen Notman, Associate Partner, Citihub
- Jack Probst, Principal Consultant, Pink Elephant
- Brian Segulich, Business Technology Specialist – Service Management Office (SMO), Great-West Lifeco Inc.
- Doug Tedder, Principal Consultant, Tedder Consulting LLC
- Nancy Van Elsacker Louisnord, President, TOPdesk USA
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