ITIL V3 Change and Supplier Management

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Tingles replied

9 April 2010, 19:15
I enjoy process design, implementation, training, documentation, audit and compliance...

ITIL / SOx / COBIT / COSO... n stuff...

I normally get called in at the end of the transformation project when no ones completed any documentation - and the client wont sign it off until it is.

T
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cojak replied

9 April 2010, 13:05
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

It doesnt really fit in with my entrepreneurial big hitter approach to life & work. If you're a book stamper and steady as you go then I can imagine it's a fantastic skill to have.

How the hell did I land up with this ITIL contract I will never know!

Oh yeah!! I lied during the interview, that was it.

Nope - I'm working with an entrepreneurial SMB who need to sharpen up their services provision.

SCRUM and ITIL - I'm lovin' it!
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MarillionFan replied

9 April 2010, 13:02
Originally posted by cojak View Post

ITIL = Money Money Money

And I find it fascinating...

It doesnt really fit in with my entrepreneurial big hitter approach to life & work. If you're a book stamper and steady as you go then I can imagine it's a fantastic skill to have.

How the hell did I land up with this ITIL contract I will never know!

Oh yeah!! I lied during the interview, that was it.
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cojak replied

9 April 2010, 12:58
ITIL = Money Money Money

And I find it fascinating...
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MarillionFan replied

9 April 2010, 12:55
ITIL = dull dull dull dull dull dull

Guess what I'm doing today.

Dull dull dull dull dull dull!
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cojak replied

9 April 2010, 12:47
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

I've got the opportunity to get the ITIL V3 Practioner qualifications for Supplier and Change management, anyone got any tips on what the courses are like and the best way of turning this into something billable in the future?

I'm not paying for either so I'm going to do them anyway, just wondering whats those with some more experience think of them in long term usefullness.

Service Procurement = Kerching....
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Drewster replied

9 April 2010, 10:43
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

I'm not paying for either so I'm going to do them anyway, just wondering whats those with some more experience think of them in long term usefullness.

If you've got nothing better/else to do - they are "free" - put them on your cv.

Long term usefulness - they won't do any harm.

They might be a good investment..... ie they cost nothing

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DaveB started a topic ITIL V3 Change and Supplier Management

9 April 2010, 10:21
ITIL V3 Change and Supplier Management

I've got the opportunity to get the ITIL V3 Practioner qualifications for Supplier and Change management, anyone got any tips on what the courses are like and the best way of turning this into something billable in the future?

I'm not paying for either so I'm going to do them anyway, just wondering whats those with some more experience think of them in long term usefullness.
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