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ITP has been producing the ITP Report, a cutting-edge business-to-business industry report, since 2001 and has become a brand synonymous with delivering high levels of service to both its partners and readers setting the agenda for today's C-level executives looking to maintain their business edge. Ever since it was founded, ITP set about building strong relationships with the leading businesses in the IT and technology sectors, focusing on ITSM, IP communications and media, wireless and next-generation networks and business continuity management.
Working in unison with businesses and leading analysts including Gartner Forrester, Yankee Group, IBM, Microsoft, HP, Bearing Point, Oracle, EDS, Accenture, IEC, ITU and the itSMF, the ITP Report has grown to encompass four regional editions and an industry-leading website with just under 3 million hits last year. The Reports and www.itpreport.com website combine informative, insightful in-house editorial with thought-leading white papers, Videos, Podcasts, market analysis and opinion pieces from leading C-level executives from the companies at the forefront of their markets.
ITP provides exclusive thought leadership and in-depth reportage to help your business get ahead and stay ahead.
If you are interested in participating in one of the following roundtables SOA, CMDB, Virtualization, Transformation, Digital Home, Home Networking, ITIL please contact editor@euitp.com
Working in unison with businesses and leading analysts including Gartner Forrester, Yankee Group, IBM, Microsoft, HP, Bearing Point, Oracle, EDS, Accenture, IEC, ITU and the itSMF, the ITP Report has grown to encompass four regional editions and an industry-leading website with just under 3 million hits last year. The Reports and www.itpreport.com website combine informative, insightful in-house editorial with thought-leading white papers, Videos, Podcasts, market analysis and opinion pieces from leading C-level executives from the companies at the forefront of their markets.
ITP provides exclusive thought leadership and in-depth reportage to help your business get ahead and stay ahead.
If you are interested in participating in one of the following roundtables SOA, CMDB, Virtualization, Transformation, Digital Home, Home Networking, ITIL please contact editor@euitp.com
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Introduction ASL BiSL Foundation
ASL BiSL Foundation (www.aslbislfoundation.org) has managed and developed ASL and BiSL’s key ideas for several years since 2002. In doing so, it is seeking to bring business and IT closer together.
ASL
The Application Services Library (ASL) is a dedicated framework on application management, that can be used as an add-on to ITIL V3. ASL provides a process framework with many best practices and is particularly meaningful for managing applications as a service. There is a formalized training program with EXIN certification.
BiSL
Inspired on the success of ASL, a complimentary framework has been developed for professionalisation of demand management: the Business Information Services Library (BiSL). BiSL describes the processes in the business information management domain and includes a formalized training program with EXIN certification.
Meeting place
Information systems and related applications have a long shelf life. Constant modifications are making these systems increasingly complicated and expensive to manage and renew. The control of IT processes is crucial here. ASL BiSL Foundation is a meeting place for professionals with a common interest. The Foundation encourages the improvement of working methods and the exchange of best practices.
Events & best practices
To achieve its aims, the Foundation holds conferences and special-subject evenings. It makes high-quality best practices available, publishes articles and white papers, tries out syllabuses for ASL and BiSL examinations and sets requirements for certification of application management organisations. The product groups described below are responsible for these activities.
Events: this product group arranges evenings on special subjects and is responsible for the annual conference (www.asl-bisl.org). Special subjects that have been programmed are f.i. demand management, business – ICT alignment, outsourcing, compliance & governance, metrics and ASL and BiSL-practices.
ASL BiSL Foundation (www.aslbislfoundation.org) has managed and developed ASL and BiSL’s key ideas for several years since 2002. In doing so, it is seeking to bring business and IT closer together.
ASL
The Application Services Library (ASL) is a dedicated framework on application management, that can be used as an add-on to ITIL V3. ASL provides a process framework with many best practices and is particularly meaningful for managing applications as a service. There is a formalized training program with EXIN certification.
BiSL
Inspired on the success of ASL, a complimentary framework has been developed for professionalisation of demand management: the Business Information Services Library (BiSL). BiSL describes the processes in the business information management domain and includes a formalized training program with EXIN certification.
Meeting place
Information systems and related applications have a long shelf life. Constant modifications are making these systems increasingly complicated and expensive to manage and renew. The control of IT processes is crucial here. ASL BiSL Foundation is a meeting place for professionals with a common interest. The Foundation encourages the improvement of working methods and the exchange of best practices.
Events & best practices
To achieve its aims, the Foundation holds conferences and special-subject evenings. It makes high-quality best practices available, publishes articles and white papers, tries out syllabuses for ASL and BiSL examinations and sets requirements for certification of application management organisations. The product groups described below are responsible for these activities.
Events: this product group arranges evenings on special subjects and is responsible for the annual conference (www.asl-bisl.org). Special subjects that have been programmed are f.i. demand management, business – ICT alignment, outsourcing, compliance & governance, metrics and ASL and BiSL-practices.
ASL Best Practices gathers, selects, edits and publishes ASL practices and monitors their use.
BiSL Best Practices gathers, selects, edits and publishes BiSL practices and monitors their use.
BiSL Development exchanges knowledge of BiSL implementation and devises process descriptions for BiSL processes and process clusters.
ASL Certification sets certification requirements for application management organisations, in co-operation with the Netherlands Standardization Institute (NEN), and others.
Metrics exchanges knowledge about metrics, benchmarks and key performance indicators (KPI) of ASL and BiSL processes and gathers information about tooling being used for this purpose.
White Paper: TWO-THIRDS OF ORGANISATIONS HAVE ENGAGED WITH ITIL
