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Results for Service Level Management
1 Pre-requisitesQuestion 1. Are at least some service level management (SLM) activities established within the organisation, e.g. service definition, negotiation of SLA's etc?
Question 2. Have you identified the customers for your IT services?
Question 3. Are service attributes identified?
1.5 Management IntentQuestion 4. Has the purpose and benefits of service level management been disseminated within the organisation?
Question 5. Has the appropriate data on which to base service levels been determined?
Question 6. Are there agreed procedures by which Service Level Agreements are negotiated and reviewed?
2 Process CapabilityQuestion 7. Have responsibilities for service level management activities been assigned?
Question 8. Has a catalogue of existing services been compiled?
Question 9. Are there mechanisms for monitoring and reviewing existing service levels?
Question 10. Does the service catalogue give a clear and accurate picture of all services being provided?
Question 11. Are all customer service requests verified?
Question 12. Do you have a mechanism leading to service improvement?
Question 13. Are services prioritised in the service catalogue?
Question 14. Do you have a mechanism for scheduling service implementations?
Question 15. Are the majority of services covered by SLAs?
Question 16. Have all existing SLAs been reviewed and agreed by customers?
Question 17. Do the majority of SLAs have underpinning contracts and OLAs in place?
Question 18. Are there mechanisms in place to monitor and measure all items in existing SLAs?
Question 19. Are SLAs reviewed on a regular basis?
Question 20. Are the majority of SLAs, OLAs and underpinning contracts current?
2.5 Internal IntegrationQuestion 21. Do you compare service provision with the agreed service levels?
Question 22. Do you have a mechanism for keeping your service catalogue in line with new/changed services?
Question 23. Do you use service records to provide management and customers with meaningful information on the quality of service?
3 ProductsQuestion 24. Are standard service reports produced regularly?
Question 25. Are the services and their components explicitly defined and what is excluded documented in SLA's?
Question 26. Do SLAs have clearly identified key targets for service hours, availability, reliability, support, response times and change handling?
Question 27. Are service components identified as configuration items (CIs)?
3.5 Quality ControlQuestion 28. Are the standards and other quality criteria for SLM documented?
Question 29. Are the personnel responsible for SLM activities suitably trained?
Question 30. Does the organisation set and review either targets or objectives for SLM?
Question 31. Does the organisation use any tools to support SLM?
4 Management InformationQuestion 32. Do you provide management with information concerning service targets and actual performance?
Question 33. Do you provide management with information concerning trends in service level breaches?
Question 34. Do you provide management with information concerning standard service offerings?
Question 35. Do you provide management with information concerning number of requests for new/changed services?
Question 36. Do you provide management with information concerning trends in service level request?
Question 37. Are SLA monitoring charts provided to give an overview of how achievements have measured up to targets?
4.5 External IntegrationQuestion 38. Does SLM actively involve Availability Management regarding service levels?
Question 39. When negotiating service levels does SLM consult other service delivery and support areas like Capacity Management, Financial Management for IT Services, Service Desk and Change Management?
Question 40. Is SLM consulted by Change Management concerning potential impact of changes to agreed service levels?
Question 41. Does SLM ensure that the service catalogue is integrated and maintained as part of the Configuration Management database (CMDB)?
Question 42. Does SLM ensure that the incident and problem handling targets included in SLAs are the same as those in the Service Desk tools?
5 Customer InterfaceQuestion 43. Do you check with the customer if the activities performed by Service Level Management adequately support their business needs?
Question 44. Do you check with the customer that they are happy with the services provided?
Question 45. Are you actively monitoring trends in customer satisfaction?
Question 46. Are you feeding customer survey information into the service improvement agenda?
Question 47. Are you monitoring the customers value perception of the services provided to them?
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