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Service Management 2015 AUSTRALIA #SMConfAU A Real World Case Study: Implementing an Integrated Service Management Solution at the Department of Immigration and Border Protection Kathy James Paul Morrison THURSDAY 20 FRIDAY 21 AUGUST 2015 | SOFITEL WENTWORTH SYDNEY

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Page 1: A Real World Case Study: Implementing an Integrated

Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

A Real World Case Study: Implementing an Integrated

Service Management Solution at the Department of Immigration

and Border Protection

Kathy  James  Paul  Morrison  

THURSDAY  20  -­‐  FRIDAY  21  AUGUST  2015  |  SOFITEL  WENTWORTH  SYDNEY  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Agenda •  The  Business  Of  the  Department  •  Why  Our  Service  Management  Environment  was  Broken  •  Strategic  Intent  •  Business  Requirements  •  What  Was  Delivered  and  How  •  Challenges  •  Insights  and  Hindsight  •  Achievements:  Before  and  AWer  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Integrated Service Management Solution (iSMS) – Our Vision

DIBP’s  Service  Management  environment  leads  the  public  sector  providing  a  trusted  integrated  soluZon  which  facilitates  the  stability  of  business  pla[orms,  empowers  staff  and  informs  business  decision  making  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

A Very Diverse Business

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Pressures on Business Systems

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Setting the Scene – Why our Service Management Environment was Broken

•  Couldn’t  Answer  Simple  QuesZons  

•  Fractured  Landscape  of  Process  and  Technology  

•  Home  Grown,  Customised  and  Siloed  Pla[orms  

•  Vendor  Service  Level  Agreements  Difficult  to  Verify  

•  Asset  Management  Needed  Database  Skills  

•  Lots  of  Manual  Processes  for  Yearly  Audits  

•  MulZple  Sources  for  ReporZng  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Business Requirements

•  Consolidate  Pla[orms  

•  Beaer  Visibility  of  Infrastructure  and  ApplicaZons  

•  End  to  End  Asset  Management  lifecycle  

•  A  Single  Point  of  Entry  for  ICT  Requests  and  Procurement  

•  Improved  ReporZng  

•  Lower  Cost  of  Ownership  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Strategic Intent of the Programme

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Benefits

•  Remove  Toolset  DuplicaZon  

•  Reduced  Role  DuplicaZon  

•  Improved  ReporZng:  Single  Source  of  Truth  

•  Increased  Self  Service  OpZons  

•  Reduce  Costs  

•  Improved  ResoluZon  Times  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Setting the Scene – The Service Management Environment

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Programme Delivery

•  Business  Case  

•  ExecuZve  Support  

•  Programme  Plan  

•  Programme  Structure  

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The Solution

•  ReceipZng  and  UpdaZng  Assets  

•  Weekly  Server  Discovery  

•  Modelling  our  ApplicaZons  

•  A  Single  Entry  Point  for  ICT  Products  and  Services  

•  Self  Service  Incident  Management  

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The Solution

•  Incident  &  Problem  Management  

•  Change  Management  

•  Knowledge  Management  

•  ReporZng  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Challenges Faced

•  Breaking  the  Mould  

•  Understanding  ExisZng  Pla[orms  

•  Process  TransformaZon  

•  CommunicaZng  What  Service  Management  Is  

•  Mushroomed  Level  1  Support  Desks  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Challenges Continued

•  Resistance  to  Change  

•  No  CustomisaZon  Stance  

•  Resourcing,  Roles  and  ResponsibiliZes  

•  IntegraZng  Service  Providers  

 

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Integrated Solution

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Reporting for Decision Making

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Insights and Hindsight

•  Policies  and  Procedures  

•  Deploy  and  Test  OOB  

•  Avoid  CustomisaZons  

•  Definitely  Avoid  the  SDLC  

•  Fit  the  Process  to  the  Toolset  

•  Colocate  the  Programme  Team  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Insights and Hindsight Continued

•  Programme  and  Project  Management  

•  Strong  Programme  Board  

•  Clear  Scope  in  Manageable  Phases  

•  Visible  ExecuZve  Support  

•  OrganisaZonal  Change  Effort  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Achievements: Before & After Before   A(er  

Highly  customised  siloed  soluZons   Close  to  out  of  box,  integrated  

Minimal  policies,  out  of  date  procedures   Defined  policies  and  procedures  

ICT  teams  split  across  mulZple  soluZons   All  ICT  teams  in  one  soluZon  

A  broken  support  model,  mushroomed  first  level  support  desks   ITIL  aligned:  Clean  Level  1,  2,  3  support  model  

Several  asset  management  repositories   Single  asset  repository  for  hardware  and  soWware  

Immature  configuraZon  management   100%  CI  registraZon  for  servers,  desktops  and  soWware  

Monthly  manual  reporZng   All  inclusive  dashboards  and  self-­‐service  reporZng  

High  cost  phone  and  email  channels   Uptake  in  self-­‐service,  low  cost  web  channels  

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Questions

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Service  Management  2015  AUS TR A L I A #SMConfAU  

Kathy James Director - ICT Procurement, Asset, Configuration and Software Section ICT Service & Vendor Management | ICT Division Department of Immigration and Border Protection [email protected]

CONTACT  DETAILS  

Paul Morrison Programme Manager – ICT Integrated Services & Projects ICT Service & Vendor Management | ICT Division Department of Immigration and Border Protection [email protected]