The issue is purely ECommerce..
ISO --- is attempting to cut through any countries standards, and
universalize it.. with a cookie cutter..
International Standards -- Then once a couple of big Co. sign up.. then they
leverage that and say
"Well if you want to do business with us... Then become compliant.. "
Which is a really Dis-Information. They were the first Sold the bill of
good, hook line and sinker.. and they are being used to get everyone else to
anty up. All in the name of ECommerce.
Look at Walmart.. you cannot buy or sell anything without a Chip implanted
into each product. it hits the warehouse and scan it.. and voila.. they know
how many there are.. they do not need to do a count and some are not
missing. Similar in aspect..
But folks will disagree with my conclusion and listen to the party line
instead.
On 3/21/07, Mayfield, Andy L. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am far less concerned with what the UK has determined to be the "Best
business Practices" and more concerned with what meets my companies
needs. Of course in fairness I have to say that we only utilize ARS and
do not currently use CMDB.
>Andy L. Mayfield
>System Operation Specialist
>Alabama Power Company
Office: 8-226-1805
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I just think it's one of the latest buzzwords. IT managers hear these
grandiose stories about these new management/process techniques at
conferences and via sales presentations and then jump all over them.
They get very hot for awhile, people in the trenches realize it's smoke
and mirrors, and they go away...only to be replaced by the next great
thing.
BMC has some sales presentation they refer to as "training" where they
have managers attempt to "manage" an airport using their "current
know-how." Sure enough, the managers lose money in the exercise. Then
they have the managers apply the ITIL techniques they're selling and
voila! They turn a profit. People just eat that stuff up.
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I still do not see the point in something like ITIL. Although to be
honest I am not very familiar with its particulars, just the concept. Is
there something I'm missing?
Andy L. Mayfield
System Operation Specialist
Alabama Power Company
Office: 8-226-1805
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http://www.isoiec20000certification.com/certification/index.asp
"Any organisation is able to claim compliance with an industry
standard such as ISO/IEC 20000 and may put such claims in their
documentation and other collateral.
However, it is clearly more valuable for such claims to be
independently verified as part of a formal certification scheme. ISO
9000 and BS 7799/ISO 17799 are examples where such certification
schemes have already been established."
So, to answer your question; it 'can' be expensive.
Axton Grams
On 3/20/07, patrick zandi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> **
> ARSList folks..
> This may not be the case .. but
> Based on this.. I have a short question::
> How do you make a custom application ITIL compliant ?
> Wouldn't that take alot of programming, and cost to certify ?
> just wondering..
>
>
> On 3/20/07, Lang, Karee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Title:
> > Sr. Remedy Developer
> >
> > Skills:
> > 7 yrs of software application design & develop, 5 yrs Custom Remedy
> > application develop & Admin, Current exp as Senior Remedy developer
with
> > Remedy 6 or 7
> >
> > Job description:
> >
> > Responsibilities include:
> > * Providing expert-level Remedy application design, development and
> > support.
> > * Working with other developers and project managers to explore
> > technical alternatives, develop project plans, estimate levels of
effort
> > and execute SW development work.
> > * Configuring and administering system settings for Production,
Staging,
> > Test and Development environments.
> > * Assisting the Director of Operational Support Systems in
architecting
> > specifications for systems to meet business requirements.
> > * Facilitating data validation and verification, preparing
management
> > reports, and assisting business users in data analysis
> >
> > Minimum Requirements:
> > * Minimum of 7 years of software application design and development
> > experience;
> > * Minimum 5 years Custom Remedy application development and
> > administration experience
> > * Experience with configuring Remedy Mid Tier v6 or v7;
> > * Experience with Remedy reporting and Crystal Reports;
> > * Experience in Database Management Systems (SQL Server, Oracle)
> >
> > Preferred Requirements:
> > * ITIL Foundations Certification
> > * .ASP, .PHP experience
> >
> > If interested, please send resume to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
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