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A Deep Dive Into Automating ITIL and MOF Sean Christensen Senior Technical Product Manager System Center Service Manager Sean Christensen Contact Details Email seanchristensenmicrosoftcom ID: 724324

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System Center Service Manager: A Deep Dive Into Automating ITIL and MOF

Sean

Christensen, Senior

Technical Product Manager

System

Center Service

ManagerSlide2

Sean Christensen Contact Details Email:

sean.christensen@microsoft.com

Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/systemcenter LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/chr1st3ns3n Twitter: @SeanC_MSFTSlide3

AgendaService Manager OverviewProcesses supported by toolsetDemosIncident Management

Problem Management

Change Management

IT Asset Management Demos Configuration Management DemosQuestionsSlide4

Service Manager: The Power Is in the Integration

Portal

Forms

Data Warehouse

Workflows

Configuration Management DB

Work Items

Configuration Items

Knowledge

Problem

Change

Incident

Asset

Compliance & RiskSlide5

Supported ProcessesSlide6

Configuration ManagementSlide7

Configuration Management Process

Identification of Configuration Items

Monitor & Verify CMDB

Control & Maintain CMDB

Status Reporting & Verification

Verify & Audit

Evaluate & Improve ProcessSlide8

Configuration Management Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Identifying what Configuration

Items are in the environment

Connector Framework to AD, SCCM, SCOM

Filtering rules in Connectors to pull across only what is required.

Having a comprehensive view of Configuration Items

Reconciliation

capabilities to transform data into consolidated information.

Identification of Configuration Items

Monitor & Verify CMDB

Control & Maintain CMDB

Status Reporting & Verification

Verify & Audit

Evaluate & Improve ProcessSlide9

Configuration Management Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Ensuring CMDB

is maintained and up to date

Regular synchronization from

data sources into CMDB

Verifying that what we have in our CMDB is what’s in the environment.

CMDB shows

what’s active

Partner solutions such as

Provance

show the supporting asset management information

Identification of Configuration Items

Monitor & Verify CMDB

Control & Maintain CMDB

Status Reporting & Verification

Verify & Audit

Evaluate & Improve ProcessSlide10

Configuration Management Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Configuration Item Audit Trail

Audit trail for every Configuration Item record

Status accounting of a CI

CI

Status attribute for each CI

Integration with other Service Management processes

Accessible from

all other process modules

Reporting to facilitate configuration audits

Yes

Identification of Configuration Items

Monitor & Verify CMDB

Control & Maintain CMDB

Status Reporting & Verification

Verify & Audit

Evaluate & Improve ProcessSlide11

Configuration ManagementConnectorsDemo. . . Slide12

Incident Management Slide13

Incident Management Process Sample

Incident Identification

Incident Logging

Incident Categorization

Incident Prioritization

Incident Diagnosis

Investigation & Diagnosis

Resolution & Recovery

Incident ClosureSlide14

Incident Management Process Sample

What’s Required

How we support this

Alert monitored from Operations Manager

DCM non-conformance

Email Received from end user

Phone call received by Analyst

Logged via Web browser

Incident Identification

Incident Logging

Incident Categorization

Incident Prioritization

Incident Diagnosis

Investigation & Diagnosis

Resolution & Recovery

Incident ClosureSlide15

Incident Management Process Sample

What’s Required

How we support this

Unique categorization

Unique prioritization

Incident Categorization

Incident Impact

Incident Urgency

Impact + Urgency = Priority

Standardization via Templates

Incident Identification

Incident Logging

Incident Categorization

Incident Prioritization

Incident Diagnosis

Investigation & Diagnosis

Resolution & Recovery

Incident ClosureSlide16

Incident Management Process Sample

What’s Required

How we support this

What’s the impacted CI or Business Service

Are there any other Incidents related?

Has this user logged incidents before?

Built in links to the CMDB

Related Items to

show what else relates to this.

Incident Identification

Incident Logging

Incident Categorization

Incident Prioritization

Incident Diagnosis

Investigation & Diagnosis

Resolution & Recovery

Incident ClosureSlide17

Incident Management Process Sample

What’s Required

How we support this

Get user back up and running

Confirm resolution

Close Incident

Knowledge articles

Incident tasks

Resolution & Closure capture

Incident Identification

Incident Logging

Incident Categorization

Incident Prioritization

Incident Diagnosis

Investigation & Diagnosis

Resolution & Recovery

Incident ClosureSlide18

Incident ManagementEmail loggingOperations ManagerWeb PortalAnalyst Console

Demo . . . Slide19

Automated resolution example

SIM 335 @ 12:15 later todaySlide20

Problem ManagementSlide21

Problem ManagementProblem Management Process Example

Creating Problem record

Analyst console

Opalis workflow Proactive Problem CreationSlide22

Problem Management Sample Process

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide23

Problem Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Supports identification and logging of problems

Related Items against

Cis

Manual

creation of Problem Records

Automatic Creation

of Problem Records

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide24

Problem Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Problem Categorization

Data fields

Problem Prioritization

Data fields

CMDB Integration

OOB integration to see impacted Configuration Items

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide25

Problem Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Facilitate investigation of Problem

CMDB integration

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide26

Problem Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Known error documentation

Ability to define

and relate known errors

Knowledge base documentation

Ability to define and relate

knowledge base articles.

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide27

Problem Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Support resolution via feedback to Incident process

Integration to

Incident Management Module

Closure of Incidents when problem closes

Support resolution via integration to Change Management process

Integration to Change

Management module

Problem Detection

Problem Logging

Problem Categorization

Problem Prioritization

Investigation & Diagnosis

Create

Known

Error

Record

Resolution

Closure

Change Management Process

Workaround

Change Needed?

Known

Error

DatabaseSlide28

Demo . . . Problem ManagementIncident to ProblemAutomated Problem CreationSlide29

Problems can be created automatically too!Slide30

Change ManagementSlide31

Change ManagementExample of Change Management process

change template capabilities

Demo: Create change template for onboarding a

new employee

Demo: Extend SM to add employee to AD as an automated activity

Demo: include notification to Contoso admin when setup is completeSlide32

Change Management Sample Process

Create RFC

Log RFC

Review RFC

Assess & Evaluate Change

Plan Update

Investigation & Diagnosis

Co-ordinate Change Implementation

Review & Close Change Record

Update change & configuration information in CMS

Post Implementation ReportSlide33

Change Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Recording of change details

Change

Title and Description

Recording affected services and computers

Capturing Related Configuration Items

Capturing default change activities

Change Templates

Create RFC

Log RFC

Review RFC

Assess & Evaluate Change

Plan Update

Investigation & Diagnosis

Co-ordinate Change Implementation

Review & Close Change Record

Update change & configuration information in CMS

Post Implementation ReportSlide34

Change Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Change Reviews to ensure all captured and the Change should proceed

Review

activities

Create RFC

Log RFC

Review RFC

Assess & Evaluate Change

Plan Update

Investigation & Diagnosis

Co-ordinate Change Implementation

Review & Close Change Record

Update change & configuration information in CMS

Post Implementation ReportSlide35

Change Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Authorizing Change to Proceed

Review activities

Planning change

Data

fields to capture plans for change

Create RFC

Log RFC

Review RFC

Assess & Evaluate Change

Plan Update

Investigation & Diagnosis

Co-ordinate Change Implementation

Review & Close Change Record

Update change & configuration information in CMS

Post Implementation ReportSlide36

Change Management Sample Process

What’s Required

How we support this

Coordinate Change Implementation

Scheduling

fields

v.Next

Integration for Release Management.

Review change completion

Review activities

Create RFC

Log RFC

Review RFC

Assess & Evaluate Change

Plan Update

Investigation & Diagnosis

Co-ordinate Change Implementation

Review & Close Change Record

Update change & configuration information in CMS

Post Implementation ReportSlide37

Change ManagementChange TemplatesDemo . . . Slide38

Wrap UpService Manager and System Center automate ITIL & MOF processes within familiar and flexible toolsService Manager provides control to your organization with the flexibility to adapt to specific organizational requirements.Service Manager runs at scaleSlide39

Community Evaluation ProgramGuided evaluation of Management & Security Products

Access to evaluation bits and VHDs

Access to product group at Virtual Chalk Talks

Community of Participants Share feedback on product and documentationShare best practices and experiencesLearn more about programs at

https://connect.microsoft.com/site1211Or email mscep@microsoft.com with your interest Slide40

RTM

Beta

1H CY10

2H CY10

1H CY11

2H CY11

RTM

Beta2

2007 R3

System Center Roadmap

2010

IT GRC

Beta & RTM

2010

Beta & RTM

System Center

Codename “Concero”

RTM

Beta

RC

RTW

Acquired

RTM

Beta

6.3

Beta

Beta

Beta2

RC

Available Now

Beta

Beta

Coming Soon

GA

GA

Beta & RTM

Beta & RTMSlide41

Related Content

Required Slide

Speakers,

please list the Breakout Sessions, Interactive Discussions, Labs, Demo Stations and Certification Exam that relate to your session. Also indicate when they can find you staffing in the TLC.

Breakout Sessions

SIM 208 - Management

in the DatacenterSIM 209 - Microsoft

System Center Service Manager - A Deep Dive on How to Automate ITIL or MOF

SIM

210 - Sneak

Peak at Microsoft System Center Service Manager 2012

SIM

335 - Automation

- Service Manager & Orchestrator - Better Together

SIM

340 - Extending

Microsoft System Center Service Manager -

Modeling

your Business ProcessSIM 362 - Monitoring

IT as a Service with Microsoft System Center

SIM??? - Taking the Next Step in IT GRC

Interactive

Sessions

SIM 372INT - How to Deploy and Configure Microsoft System Center Service Manager

SIM 373INT - Stump The Microsoft System Center Service Manager teamSIM383INT - Managing the Datacenter: Ask a Panel of

Experts

Hands-on

Labs

SIM371-HOL Building a Microsoft System Center Service Manager Test Lab - Hall B1

SIM372-HOL

Incident and Change Management in Microsoft System Center Service Manager

2010 - Hall B1

SIM373-HOL Microsoft System Center Service Manager 2010 Data Warehouse and Reporting - Hall

B1

SIM374-HOL IT Governance, Risk and Compliance Configuration in Microsoft System Center Service Manager 2010 - Hall B1

Product Demo Stations

TLC – SIM – station 21

Find Me Later

At…TLC station 21 or @

SeanC_MSFTSlide42

Questions?Questions?Slide43

Resources

www.microsoft.com/teched

Sessions On-Demand & Community

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

Resources for IT Professionals

Resources for Developers

www.microsoft.com/learning

http://microsoft.com/technet

http://microsoft.com/msdn

Learning

www.northamerica.msteched.com

Connect. Share. Discuss.Slide44

Required Slide

Complete an evaluation on

CommNet

and

enter to win!Slide45

©

2011 Microsoft

Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.

The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment

on

the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.Slide46