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An extensive collection of ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs) supports the introduction of a comprehensive framework for Process Controlling. This includes regular quality assessments of the IT Service Management processes. | An extensive collection of ''ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs)'' supports the introduction of a comprehensive framework for Process Controlling. This includes regular quality assessments of the IT Service Management processes. | ||
ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs) are used to assess if the processes of an IT organization - the ITIL processes - are running according to expectations. | ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs) are used to assess if the processes of an IT organization - the ITIL processes - are running according to expectations. | ||
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Defining suitable KPIs is above all about deciding what exactly is considered a “successful process execution”. Once this is established it becomes possible to determine and measure specific indicators. Process Owners and Controllers are thus in a position to evaluate the quality of their processes, which in turn is the basis for the ongoing optimization and fine-tuning of the process designs. | Defining suitable KPIs is above all about deciding what exactly is considered a “successful process execution”. Once this is established it becomes possible to determine and measure specific indicators. Process Owners and Controllers are thus in a position to evaluate the quality of their processes, which in turn is the basis for the ongoing optimization and fine-tuning of the process designs. | ||
The selection of suitable ITIL KPIs will, among other things, depend on the possibilities to actually measure the indicators. The KPIs and the corresponding measurement procedures are therefore an important input for system requirements. | The selection of suitable ITIL KPIs will, among other things, depend on the possibilities to actually measure the indicators. The KPIs and the corresponding measurement procedures are therefore an important input for system requirements. | ||
The suggested ITIL Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) comply with the ITIL V3 | Generally, the exact definitions of the KPIs will differ depending on the nature of an organization. There are, however, a number of typical KPIs used to assess ITIL processes. | ||
Those common indicators are presented on the following pages as a complete collection of KPIs for the most important ITIL processes. The suggested ITIL Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) comply with the ITIL V3 recommendations and were enhanced with elements from COBIT [[ITIL Key Performance Indicators#Notes|['''1''']]]. | |||
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* [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs Capacity Management|KPIs Capacity Management]] | * [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs Capacity Management|KPIs Capacity Management]] | ||
* [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs IT Service Continuity Management|KPIs IT Service Continuity Management]] | * [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs IT Service Continuity Management|KPIs IT Service Continuity Management]] | ||
* [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs IT Security Management|KPIs | * [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs IT Security Management|KPIs Information Security Management]] | ||
* [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs Supplier Management|KPIs Supplier Management]] | * [[ITIL KPIs Service Design#ITIL KPIs Supplier Management|KPIs Supplier Management]] | ||
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* [[ITIL KPIs Continual Service Improvement#ITIL KPIs Definition of Improvement Initiatives|KPIs Definition of Improvement Initiatives]] | * [[ITIL KPIs Continual Service Improvement#ITIL KPIs Definition of Improvement Initiatives|KPIs Definition of Improvement Initiatives]] | ||
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<small>''[1] "COBIT" is a Trademark of ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association).''</small> | |||
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An extensive collection of ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs) supports the introduction of a comprehensive framework for Process Controlling. This includes regular quality assessments of the IT Service Management processes.
ITIL Key Performance Indicators (ITIL KPIs) are used to assess if the processes of an IT organization - the ITIL processes - are running according to expectations.
Defining suitable KPIs is above all about deciding what exactly is considered a “successful process execution”. Once this is established it becomes possible to determine and measure specific indicators. Process Owners and Controllers are thus in a position to evaluate the quality of their processes, which in turn is the basis for the ongoing optimization and fine-tuning of the process designs.
The selection of suitable ITIL KPIs will, among other things, depend on the possibilities to actually measure the indicators. The KPIs and the corresponding measurement procedures are therefore an important input for system requirements.
Generally, the exact definitions of the KPIs will differ depending on the nature of an organization. There are, however, a number of typical KPIs used to assess ITIL processes.
Those common indicators are presented on the following pages as a complete collection of KPIs for the most important ITIL processes. The suggested ITIL Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) comply with the ITIL V3 recommendations and were enhanced with elements from COBIT [1].
ITIL KPIs Service Strategy
ITIL KPIs Service Design
- KPIs Service Level Management
- KPIs Availability Management
- KPIs Capacity Management
- KPIs IT Service Continuity Management
- KPIs Information Security Management
- KPIs Supplier Management
ITIL KPIs Service Transition
- KPIs Change Management
- KPIs Project Management (Transition Planning and Support)
- KPIs Release and Deployment Management
- KPIs Service Validation and Testing
- KPIs Service Asset and Configuration Management
ITIL KPIs Service Operation
ITIL KPIs Continual Service Improvement
Notes
[1] "COBIT" is a Trademark of ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association).
