We are rolling out ITSM 7.x in 5 weeks and the last major hurdle we have in
our UAT is CMDB. The feedback from our users and management is the 68
classes are too confusing and they want to simplify. I recommended getting
the list to 10-15 classes, they went the extreme and said they want one
class that stores everything; services, assets, documents, etc.
Has anyone gone to this extreme of just using one class. Any advantages and
disadvantages, lessons learned, etc. I think it would be hard to identify
all the attributes to accomodate everything in one class.
The driving force behind this is Management feels users will not
relate/manage CTI's because noone will know what to classify it as ... Also
reporting would be a nightmare with data in multiple forms. Management
feels our Categorization is structured well enough to pull reports based on
it from one form (class).
TIA
Kevin
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