Article | REF: H3280 V2

ITIL and ISO 2000

Author: Claude PINET

Publication date: July 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    8. Service design, construction and transition

    Within this family of processes, ISO/IEC 20000 requires the service provider to master the three processes described below.

    8.1 Change management

    The service provider must ensure that all changes are under control. This means that :

    • they have been evaluated;

    • they have been approved by the relevant authorities;

    • they are implemented in compliance with procedures;

    • they are reviewed to assess their effectiveness.

    Negative impacts on service must be minimized.

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