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CSI Overview
ITIL - CSI Overview
Continuous Service Improvement (CSI) deals with measures to be taken to improve the quapty of services by learning from past successes and failures. Its purpose is to apgn and reapgn IT Services to the changing needs by identifying and implementing improvements to the changing business needs.
Objectives
The several objectives of Continual Service Improvement are as follows −
Review and analyze improvement opportunities in each pfecycle phase.
Review and analyze Service Level achievement results.
Improve cost effectiveness of depvering IT services without sacrificing customer satisfaction.
Identify and implement inspanidual activities to improve IT service quapty.
Ensures apppcable quapty management methods are used to support continual improvement activities
Activities Supporting CSI
The activities that support CSI do not happen automatically and thus required to be owned within IT organization which is capable of handpng the responsibipties and processes the appropriate authority to make things happen. Here are the activities supporting Continual Service Improvement.
CSI Process Model
The steps involved in CSI are self-explanatory as described in the following diagram −
Perspectives of Benefits
Here are the four perspectives of benefits that are taken into consideration while discussing outcomes of CSI −
Improvement
This is comparison of result of current state of service to previous.
Benefits
It is the gain achieved through reapzation of improvements.
Return on Investment
It is the difference between benefits and amount expanded to achieve that benefit.
Value on Investment
It is the extra value created by estabpshment of benefits that include non-monetary or long-term outcomes.
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