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< | == <span id="Capacity Plan ITIL">Overview</span> == | ||
'''ITIL Process''': [[ITIL V3 Service Design|ITIL 2011 Service Design]] - [[Capacity Management]] | '''ITIL Process''': [[ITIL V3 Service Design|ITIL 2011 Service Design]] - [[Capacity Management]] | ||
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The ''Capacity Plan'' is used to manage the resources required to deliver IT services. The plan contains scenarios for different predictions of business demand, and options with cost estimates to deliver the agreed service level targets. | The ''Capacity Plan'' is used to manage the resources required to deliver IT services. | ||
The plan contains scenarios for different predictions of business demand, and options with cost estimates to deliver the agreed service level targets. | |||
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== | == Part I: Business scenarios == | ||
==== Known business initiatives ==== | |||
# Description of the initiative | |||
# Likely impact on service/ resource capacity and performance | |||
# Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources | |||
## Medium- to long-term proposals | |||
## Short-term measures (details on ongoing measures or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in [[Checklist Capacity Plan#adjust service capacity and performance|section 5]] of this template) | |||
==== Known business volume forecasts ==== | |||
# | # Affected service(s) | ||
# | # Type of business volume | ||
# Likely impact on service/ resource capacity and performance | |||
# | |||
# Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources | # Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources | ||
## Medium- to long-term proposals | ## Medium- to long-term proposals | ||
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== | == Part II: Forecast of service utilization and performance == | ||
The second part of the Ccpacity Plan includes details an all service levels monitored by [[Capacity Management]]. | |||
==== Assumptions and database ==== | |||
Assumptions and data on which the forecast is based. | |||
# Trends in service utilization and performance based on current and historic data (short-, medium- and long-term) | |||
# Capacity and performance thresholds about to be reached | |||
# Exceptional deviations from the baseline | |||
# Forecast data for service utilization from the business side | |||
==== Forecasts ==== | |||
Short-, medium- and long-term forecasts for service utilization and performance. | |||
==== Measures to cope with extra demand ==== | |||
Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources. | |||
# Medium- to long-term proposals | |||
# Short-term measures (details on ongoing initiatives or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in [[Checklist Capacity Plan#adjust service capacity and performance|section 5]]) | |||
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==== Capacity Plan - | == Part III: Forecast of resource utilization and performance == | ||
This section of the Capacity Plan includes details an all IT resources/ components monitored by [[Capacity Management]]. | |||
==== Assumptions and database ==== | |||
Assumptions and data on which the forecast is based. | |||
# Trends in resource utilization and performance based on current and historic data (short-, medium- and long-term) | |||
# Capacity and performance thresholds about to be reached | |||
# Exceptional deviations from the baseline | |||
# Forecast data for service utilization from the business side | |||
==== Forecasts ==== | |||
Short-, medium- and long-term forecasts for resource utilization and performance. | |||
==== Measures to cope with extra demand ==== | |||
Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT resources. | |||
# Medium- to long-term proposals | |||
# Short-term measures (details on ongoing initiatives or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in [[Checklist Capacity Plan#adjust service capacity and performance|section 5]]) | |||
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== Part IV: Other potential impacts on service capacity and performance == | |||
# Impact of (changes to) agreed availability, continuity and other service level targets | # Impact of (changes to) agreed availability, continuity and other service level targets | ||
# Impact of regulatory, contractual or organizational changes | # Impact of regulatory, contractual or organizational changes | ||
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== <span id="adjust service capacity and performance">Part V: Initiatives to adjust service capacity and performance</span> == | |||
Overview of planned and ongoing initiatives to adjust service capacity and performance. | |||
# Service name | # Service name | ||
# Person in charge of the service | # Person in charge of the service |
Revision as of 15:24, 21 March 2012
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Overview
ITIL Process: ITIL 2011 Service Design - Capacity Management
Checklist Category: Checklists ITIL Service Design
Source: Checklist "Capacity Plan" from the ITIL Process Map
The Capacity Plan is used to manage the resources required to deliver IT services.
The plan contains scenarios for different predictions of business demand, and options with cost estimates to deliver the agreed service level targets.
Typically, the Capacity Plan contains the following information:
Part I: Business scenarios
Known business initiatives
- Description of the initiative
- Likely impact on service/ resource capacity and performance
- Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources
- Medium- to long-term proposals
- Short-term measures (details on ongoing measures or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in section 5 of this template)
Known business volume forecasts
- Affected service(s)
- Type of business volume
- Likely impact on service/ resource capacity and performance
- Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources
- Medium- to long-term proposals
- Short-term measures (details on ongoing initiatives or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in section 5)
Part II: Forecast of service utilization and performance
The second part of the Ccpacity Plan includes details an all service levels monitored by Capacity Management.
Assumptions and database
Assumptions and data on which the forecast is based.
- Trends in service utilization and performance based on current and historic data (short-, medium- and long-term)
- Capacity and performance thresholds about to be reached
- Exceptional deviations from the baseline
- Forecast data for service utilization from the business side
Forecasts
Short-, medium- and long-term forecasts for service utilization and performance.
Measures to cope with extra demand
Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT services and resources.
- Medium- to long-term proposals
- Short-term measures (details on ongoing initiatives or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in section 5)
Part III: Forecast of resource utilization and performance
This section of the Capacity Plan includes details an all IT resources/ components monitored by Capacity Management.
Assumptions and database
Assumptions and data on which the forecast is based.
- Trends in resource utilization and performance based on current and historic data (short-, medium- and long-term)
- Capacity and performance thresholds about to be reached
- Exceptional deviations from the baseline
- Forecast data for service utilization from the business side
Forecasts
Short-, medium- and long-term forecasts for resource utilization and performance.
Measures to cope with extra demand
Proposed measures to cope with extra demand for IT resources.
- Medium- to long-term proposals
- Short-term measures (details on ongoing initiatives or proposals entering the concrete planning phase are included in section 5)
Part IV: Other potential impacts on service capacity and performance
- Impact of (changes to) agreed availability, continuity and other service level targets
- Impact of regulatory, contractual or organizational changes
- Impact of new technologies and techniques becoming available
Part V: Initiatives to adjust service capacity and performance
Overview of planned and ongoing initiatives to adjust service capacity and performance.
- Service name
- Person in charge of the service
- Person in charge of the initiative to adjust capacities/ performance
- Reason/ business case for the measure
- Details on the measure
- Affected infrastructure components
- Activities to be carried out
- Time schedule
- Costs and resources
- Possible alternatives
- Current status