ISM BLOGS

The ideas and solutions in these blog articles are part of the ISM method. This method provides an IT organization with a fully integrated way of working — at strategic, tactical, and operational levels. In ISM, the most practical concepts from ITIL®, Lean, DevOps, and OBM are integrated into one compact and applicable framework. The ISM principles are open source and universally applicable. These texts are protected by copyright and may be freely shared with proper source attribution.

Martijn Wiedijk

What ITSM can learn from guide dogs

Intelligent disobedience: what IT Service Management can learn from guide dogs Within IT Service Management (ITSM), we’re constantly looking for ways to collaborate more effectively,

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Robert Dijkstra

Is the IT-manager the bottleneck?

Enhancing Service Processes for Optimal Care Delivery At Ipse de Bruggen, we understand the critical role efficient service management plays in delivering exceptional care. That’s

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Robert Dijkstra

Customer Case Wortell

Managing Rapid Growth at Wortell Wortell, a dynamic organization, experienced a remarkable 500% growth in its workforce over three years. Rapid expansion often brings substantial

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Whitepaper: ISM proces model

ISM is the way to make ITIL accessible and applicable. Within ISM, the 34 ITIL practices and processes are simplified into just 7. Combined with its management model, ISM not only enables a phased and practical implementation, but also provides a fully manageable approach for the entire IT organization.

This compact model is logical, easy to apply, and designed to create customer value—by empowering IT professionals through a modern, agile way of working. ISM is supported by a wide range of products and services, allowing IT teams to focus on what really matters: delivering excellent service.

In this whitepaper, you’ll discover:

  • 7 core processes that can be applied directly within your IT organization
  • How to easily extract and apply the practical value of ITIL
  • How to consistently create Customer Value
  • Key topics including: Process Control, Service Level Management, Quality Management, and more