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Strategy operations. During the strategy operations phase, it’s essential to ensure routine IT operations are running smoothly and efficiently. This phase provides an opportunity to reexamine the current strategic approach. This article gives an overview of the new ITIL Maturity Model, the first of its kind from Axelos, the creators of ITIL 4. We will also include examples from our own consulting work and experience as an AXELOS Consulting Partner (ACP). We examine the components of the model, the different types of assessments available, and how assessments are scored. We will also provide details on related maturity models like the Capability Maturity Model Integration ( CMMI), Gartner Maturity Model, International Standards Organization 20000 ( ISO 20000), and the Digital Positioning Model, comparing them, and discussing when to consider each one. Ultimately, we discuss what differentiates the ITIL Maturity Model and how it can help IT leaders improve how their teams work. What is the ITIL 4 Maturity Model? From the early 1990s, certifications were administered by two independent bodies: EXINandISEB, depending on your location. The two bodiesformed an allianceat the end of 2006 to further IT service management.

ITIL v4 is designed to help IT admins navigate the ins and outs of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and provide guidance for the role of IT management in a service economy. ITIL v4 accommodates newer approaches, such as DevOps, automation, containers, microservices and the cloud. It also emphasizes the integration of ITSM with other areas of a business. Standardisation. Standardisation is one of the primary goals of the ITIL foundation. ITIL helps create predictable IT environments, making it easier to manage risks, problem-solve, and streamline processes.Central to the ITIL 4 framework is the service value system (SVS), a new model that governs how various components work together to facilitate value co-creation. SVS provides a flexible approach, enabling organizations to adapt to rapidly changing business environments. ITIL v4 also introduces seven guiding principles that resonate well with modern software development methodologies such as Agile and DevOps:

The impact will depend on your organization's IT maturity level and whether your business has had any previous exposure to prior ITIL versions. While many ITIL processes have remained the same in the new version, the framework has been reorganized and restructured for an era when cloud, automation, and AI are gaining significance. ITIL 4 defines four dimensions that should be considered to ensure a holistic approach to service management: Service catalogue management: A service catalogue is the subset of IT services directly available to customers. Typically, these are the offerings within the larger service portfolio visible to users. The value of ITIL can be difficult to quantify. The goal of ITIL -- or any ITSM framework -- isn't just to improve IT capabilities, but also to find ways of creating business value and solving business issues with IT. ITIL offers a comprehensive framework designed to help businesses organize their resources and processes to create new capabilities that provide business value. But ITIL isn't prescriptive -- it doesn't say, "Use X to do Y to realize Z benefit." More than a framework, DevOps is a methodology designed to help development and IT operations teams work together more efficiently to create, test and deliver software. In some organizations, DevOps is used in place of or as an alternative to ITSM. But many organizations see DevOps and ITSM as complementary: DevOps focuses primarily on speed and agility, and ITSM focuses on end user and customer satisfaction.The phrase service strategy refers to the phase of the ITIL process that syncs business goals with the IT service lifecycle. Service strategy has four subcategories: ITIL 4 includes 34 management practices as "sets of organizational resources designed for performing work or accomplishing an objective". For each practice, ITIL 4 provides various types of guidance, such as key terms and concepts, success factors, key activities, information objects, etc. Access management: Access management is the process of granting authorised users access to services. It also encompasses activities related to protecting those services from unauthorised users. It is sometimes referred to as rights management or identity management. Service design - Improper design of products and services results in failure to meet the customers’ needs. The service design management practice helps design products and services that are the right fit for the organization’s ecosystem, facilitate value creation and help realize the business objectives. It includes planning and organizing people, partners, suppliers, IT, communication, and processes. Problem management takes place when multiple incidents are related to the same root cause. ITSM defines how the IT department will investigate, analyze and eliminate the problem so it does not happen again.