What is SLM? Fundamentally, Service Level Management is about IT meeting the needs of its users and the business. Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are a key part of SLM, but they are just a part. This webcast will provide an overview on what Service Level Management (SLM) is, the key elements of an SLM programme, how to develop and implement an SLM programme, and how SLM can be used to maximize IT's value to the business.
Related white papers
Business Activity Monitoring (BAM): Smart Decisions with Real-Time Visibility
How well are your business operations performing? Do you know? How long does it take before you find out there are problems? View this on-demand Web seminar where Dr. Angel...
IBM Smart SOA Tutorial
The forces of change are all around us. Organizations need the agility to adapt rapidly and the adoption of SOA can help provide this agility and enable change. ...
Achieving a Cultural Revolution
The Service Support and Service Delivery ITIL publications refer to "service culture" as one in which the entire organization embraces the concept of service and customer care, where the satisfaction...
Ventura Expands Service Management With HEAT
Ventura provides outsourced customer contact centre services. As Ventura has matured the software has grown with it, and it is providing a solid foundation as the company moves towards ITIL...
ITIL v2 Foundation Certification Boot Camp
Learn about process improvements, benefits, and challenges, and get your ITIL Foundation certification. Description: In this accredited course, learn the key concepts of each IT Infrastructure LibraryTM (ITIL®) function and process for...
ITIL v3 Foundation Certification Boot Camp
Learn about process improvements, benefits, and challenges of ITIL v3, and get your ITIL Foundation certification. Description: This hands-on training program for IT Infrastructure LibraryTM (ITIL®) Foundation certification introduces you to the...
Delivering Business Agility and Service Level Management
IBM MQSeries Workflow gives customers the business agility to 'turn on a dime' by being able to rapidly change business logic at the process flow level rather than in the...



