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The process flows reflect the more detailed guidance in the ITIL 2011 books. These requests can be regarding small changes, changing the password, installing additional software application, requesting information etc.Depending upon number of Service Requests, an organization usually has, a specialized teams can be formed to fulfil those requests.For frequently recurring requests, a predefined model can be devised to fulfil the requests.Service Assets and Configuration Management,Understanding what exactly has gone wrong,Understanding chronological order of the events,Confirming the full impact of the incident,Identifying any events that could have triggered the incident,Searching for previous similar kind of incidents. In some cases, it might resolve itself, for example, when an unusual increase workload occurs, once completed, the situation returns to a normal state.Type of event indicating that an equipment functions abnormally which causes or may cause a negative impact on business activities. endobj
Now we will look at the inputs and outputs of Event Management.Every process has an input as well as an output. All Rights Reserved. A problem is received by the ITIL problem management process through different channels. In many cases, it is possible for the Incident to be detected and assigned to the appropriate group for action before any actual service outage occurs.Event Management makes it possible for some types of automated activity to be monitored by exception-thus removing the need for expensive and resource intensive real-time monitoring while reducing downtime.When integrated into other Service Management processes (e.g., Availability or Capacity Management), Event Management can signal status changes or exceptions that allows the appropriate team to perform early response actions, thus improving the performance of the process.This will allow the business to benefit from more effective and more efficient overall Service management.Event Management provides a basis for automated operations, increasing efficiencies and allowing expensive human resources to be used for more innovative work, such as designing new or improved functionality or defining new ways in which the business can exploit technology for increased competitive advantage.Let us now learn about the policies of Event management.Every process should have a set of policies. ITIL problem management process flow: receiving problems. Let us study about it in the next slide.Here are the features that are desirable for any Event Management technology:Multi-environmental, open interface to allow monitoring and alerting across heterogeneous services and an organization’s entire IT Infrastructure.Easy to deploy, with minimal set-up cross.“Standard” agents to monitor most common environment/components/systems.Open interface to accept any standard (e.g., SNMP) event input and generation of multiple alerting.Centralized routing of all events to a single location, programmable to allow different location(s) at various times.Support for design/test phases – so that new application/services can be monitored during design/test phases and result fed back into the design and transition.Programmable assessment and handling of alerts depending upon symptoms and impact.The ability to allow an operator to acknowledge an alert, and if no response is entered within a defined timeframe, to escalate the alert.Good reporting functionality to allow feed-back into the design and transition phases as well a meaningful management information and business user “dashboard”.Such technology should allow a direct interface into the organization’s Incident Management processes (via entry into the Incident Log), as well as the capability to escalate to escalate to support staff, third-party suppliers, engineers etc. 4 0 obj
It is, therefore, important that everybody involved in designing, developing, managing and supporting IT services and the IT infrastructure that they run on understands what types of events need to be detected.Most Cls are designed to communicate certain information about themselves in one of the two ways:Once a device is interrogated by a management tool, which collects certain targeted data. Welcome to lesson 2 ‘Event Management’ of the ITIL Intermediate OSA Tutorial, which is a part of the.Let us begin with the objectives of this lesson.By the end of this ‘Event Management’ lesson, you will be able to:Explain the event management interpretation and analysis, principles, techniques, relationships, and application of these.Explain the design strategy, components, activities, and operations including organizational structure and interfaces with other processes.In the next section, we will look into the purpose of Event Management.Preparing for a career in ITIL Intermediate OSA?The purpose of event management is to manage events throughout their lifecycle. has reached a predefined threshold of performance.So far we have learned about the concepts, events, and triggers of Event Management. IT services must not be disrupted, but in the event, if this happens, their timely restoration has the utmost importance for the business. v?� �K@�*_���t�W��J�?y�*x@UXqVZ��+�_���y��+D��^oK&YC#c�h"Ǟ������9M�E�3#c^F�2-~Sl,���!�6B Here are the several benefits of Event Management − It helps to detect incidents at early stage.