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Impact of Integrating Lean, Agile, and DevOps with ITIL4 Framework for Modern IT Service Management

20244 citationsIbn Tofail University

Abstract

During the global pandemic, the phenomenon of digital transformation has turned into a necessity for organizations to facilitate either service delivery or operational efficiency. A big part of this attempt is ITIL v4, which is a holistic framework in IT service management. It helps you to link IT methodologies with business objectives as a whole.This allows them to follow an end-to-end service value framework to manage the full life cycle of services: strategy, design, deployment, and continual improvement. This framework is flexible and collaborative, and it fits well into more advanced technology, which may be utilized within the boundaries of automation, AI, etc., making modern service management possible.How is ITIL4 inspired by the Lean principles and brings an Agile/DevOps way of working into alignment to follow within enterprises to address the speed at which digital transformation happens? This integration will bake these practices into your stock ITSM. Organizations will be much better placed to adapt to new customer demands, speed up service delivery, and improve continuously.In this article, we explain how ITIL4 practices and elements can work with Lean and Agile/DevOps principles to provide readers with a solid understanding of the combined frameworks that help fuel digital transformation.

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  • Big Data and Business Intelligence

Sustainable Development Goals

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DOI: 10.1109/iceti63946.2024.10777262

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