In recent times the term ITIL is being mentioned more and more often. Many businesses in the UK spend bucket loads of money getting consultants in to evaluate their environment and their employees and then drawing up an ITIL implementation plan.

Last night the UK's Office of Government Commerce launched ITIL version 3. ITIL version 3 comprises of 5 main books namely:
Service Strategy
Continual Service Improvement
Service Operation
Service Transition
and Service Design.

I believe ITIL is a really useful concept. Majority of the substance is very logical and perhaps obvious to us but makes things so much simpler. Things like change management, service desk, asset management, etc are all covered in the ITIL books. If you have days and days of free time it is worth getting hold of the books and having a read through. They are not light bed time readin books but nontheless worthwhile. Particularly if you are an IT Professional or in some form of management role and are looking to implement some form of control in your environment.

Hey all,

Recently, we have acquired a new member. Her name is Lena and she will be translating our Dunglish into normal English. Which is quite a challenge considering the fact that she has no knowledge of it-related subjects whatsoever.

Not only is Microsoft having a normal patch tuesday but they have also launched Service Pack2 for Windows Server 2003 through Windows Update.