Principles of Service Management
The principles of ITIL v3 as found in the 5 core books and described as aid for ITIL v3 courses
The principles of ITIL v3 as found in the 5 core books and described as aid for ITIL v3 courses
ITIL is from different era and is deemed to be no longer relevant by some. Have I not heard this before? Declaring ITIL to be dead doesn’t make it go away.
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Case Study on how an experiment on self-management at shoe retailer Zappos has led to a substantial number of workers leaving the company
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