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ITIL :: View topic - ITIL as it relates to Business Process Management
Joined: Nov 17, 2005 Posts: 2 Location: Milwaukee, WI
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 5:09 am Post subject: ITIL as it relates to Business Process Management
I recently attended Process Management courses given by Dr. Michael Hammer in Boston. Our organization is defining our process model and trying to integrate the ITIL processes into this concept. I am struggling with Dr. Hammer's definition of process vs. using ITIL simply as a set of best practices. At this point I see no correlation other than using ITIL as a tool to execute our customer focused defined processes. Has anyone out there attended these course and attempted the same thing?
ITIL is more best practice and a GUIDE where to fit in your process. It's not a crime to pick and choose what you need from ITIL..
Don't get lost on the myopic details.
You may very well be ITIL "guidelined" already.
Oz
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