Storage Management And ITIL: Where To Begin?
By Rob Strechay and Jesse White
Published April 2007; Posted August 2007
Abstract:
After working with many IT
organizations this past year, we have noticed a maturation of storage
management. These IT organizations, which range from leading edge to traditional
Fortune 1000 types to governmental organizations, are looking to make large
strides in many IT areas, while struggling to understand how to marry the
processes of ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) with these
efforts.
These organizations are not just looking for tools that monitor and manage this
critical part of the infrastructure, but also for ways to integrate them into
larger, process-based initiatives that will automate and streamline their
overall IT processes. Without this integration effort, the value of their
storage management tools is reduced and the tools’ full capability remains
unrealized. Enterprises often have difficulty finding and retaining technical
and managerial talent who understand how virtualization and storage can be
managed and leveraged. Consequently, many organizations have had only partial
success with the process aspect of these deployments.
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About the authors:
Jesse White is president, commercial division with Intact Technology specializing in IT service management and IT asset management process and tool implementation consulting. Rob Strechay is director of strategic planning for Akorri.
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