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		<title>Comment on What&#8217;s next for ITIL and IT Service Management by ian Clayton</title>
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		<dc:creator>ian Clayton</dc:creator>
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		<description>Ron, I ask myself the same question.  But for different reasons.  Service Management has little to do with the explanations and concepts found with ITIL, and even ITIL 2011.  

ITSM - should be the application of service management concepts, those used by the non-IT universe, to the challenges of IT.  ITIL has much of this wrong and has encouraged nearly 1.5m IT professionals to think and act &#039;inside-out&#039;, and fail their customers.</description>
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<p>ITSM &#8211; should be the application of service management concepts, those used by the non-IT universe, to the challenges of IT.  ITIL has much of this wrong and has encouraged nearly 1.5m IT professionals to think and act &#8216;inside-out&#8217;, and fail their customers.</p>
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