 Service Management &
IT Organisation
IT services must adapt flexibly to business changes, fulfil high quality standards, and still be cost effective all the time. These requirements demand a service-oriented organization set up perfectly to meet demands together with constantly improving IT service processes.
Our services as independent, neutral consultants:
- Analysis of your IT service processes and your IT organization
- Elaboration of a planned scenario for start-up and workflow organization
- Benchmarking and alignment of the IT services to standards and norms (ITIL, COBIT, ISO 20000)
- Database-oriented selection of supportive ITSM solutions
- Support throughout the transformation process involved in setting up the IT service organization
- Certified consultants (ISO/IEC 20000, ITIL)
Your benefits:
- Implementation of the sourcing strategy in a suitable organization
- Transparent exchange of services with and between outsourcing providers (vendor management)
- Solving the conflict between "sovereign" IT tasks and the role as service provider
- Swift, reliable response to changing customer demands
- Exploitation of automation potential through ITSM tools
- Elimination of cost drivers and time wasters in the processes
- Risk minimization and compliance (BS 15000/ISO 20000, SOX etc.) through managed processes
Are you interested in more information, particularly about our detailed approach? Would you like to find out about concrete references? Please get in touch!
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Further content
IT-SERVICE ORIENTED ORGANISATION (GERMAN)
INTARGIA-Partner Jörg Striebeck describes "a tightrope with an uncertain outcome" in a topical article (InformationWeek 1/2008).  CERTIFIED CONSULTANTS
IT Service Management-consultants with INTARGIA are certified in the leading best practice-standards ISO/IEC 20000 and ITIL. This ensures professional consultancy services for our customers.  MARKET STUDY
Who are the players in the German outsourcing market? We have the answer.  TOOL DATABASE
What can the IT solutions really do? We have worked together with the University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg on a neutral evaluation of 56 tools.  |