TBM Financial Planning

TBM Success – Part 2. Financial Planning and Strategic Impact

TBM financial planning gives IT and the business a shared view of spend, service value, and future investment. Here’s how it drives smarter strategy.

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TBM Success – Part 1. What Success Looks Like from the Business View

TBM success relies on the business view: cost, performance, and catalogue clarity. Here’s why your TBM model must start with what the business sees.

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Why Both Service Catalogue and Request Catalogue Matter

Understanding the difference between a Service Catalogue and a Request Catalogue is essential for effective ITSM. This post explores why both matter, how they differ, and when to prioritise each, cutting through the confusion with practical insights.

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Why I Prefer USM’s Definition of a Service Over ITIL’s

Why I use the USM definition of a service instead of ITIL’s, clarity, structure, and better operational results. A supported facility just makes more sense.

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ITIL Isn’t Something You Do | A Lesson from the Inside

I once worked for a large enterprise that “implemented ITIL” and in my opinion got it wrong. Here’s why doing ITIL isn’t the goal, and what matters instead.

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Why Humanity at Work Matters

A personal reflection on the importance of humanity at work on why gaslighting thrives in poorly designed systems, how psychological safety transforms teams, and what organisations must do to protect people, not just processes.

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