Top Banner
Square Mile Systems David Cuthbertson © Square Mile Systems 1 Service Continuity & Availability Management Enabling Best Practice in IT Infrastructure Management! [email protected] www.squaremilesystems.com Tel 0870 950 4651 Mob 07717 883177
26

Service Continuity and Availability Management

Jan 19, 2022

Download

Documents

dariahiddleston
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Square Mile SystemsDavid Cuthbertson

© Square Mile Systems 1

Service Continuity & Availability Management

Enabling Best Practice in IT Infrastructure Management!david.cuthbertson@squaremilesystems.comwww.squaremilesystems.comTel 0870 950 4651Mob 07717 883177

Page 2: Service Continuity and Availability Management

ISO20000 / BS15000 / ITILService Delivery Processes

Security Management

Service Continuity & Availability Management

Service Level Management

Service Reporting

Capacity ManagementFinancial Management

Release ProcessesRelease Management

Resolution ProcessesIncident Management

Problem Management

BusinessRelationship ManagementSupplier Management

Control ProcessesConfiguration Management

Change Management Relationship Processes

© Square Mile Systems 2

Page 3: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Availability Management

© Square Mile Systems 3

Page 4: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Availability Management

© Square Mile Systems 4

• To ensure IT services are designed to deliver the availability requirements of the business

• Reporting to ensure availability, reliability and maintainability are measured and monitored

• Optimise the availability to deliver cost effective improvement and tangible benefits

• Reduce the frequency and duration of incidents• Identify shortfalls and progress corrective actions

Page 5: Service Continuity and Availability Management

OverviewUsers

Internal Suppliers and maintainers

IT Support Provider

External Suppliers & maintainers

OLA

Contracts

SLA

© Square Mile Systems 5

Page 6: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Scope

© Square Mile Systems 6

• New and existing services• Supplier services• Covers training, skills, policy, process,

procedures and tools• Doesn’t cover ITSCM

Page 7: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Availability Influences

© Square Mile Systems 7

• Complexity• Reliability• Capability to maintain /support• Supplier maintenance quality• Quality and extent of operational processes

Page 8: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Incident Process

© Square Mile Systems 8

1. Start2. Detection3. Diagnosis4. Repair5. Recovery6. Restoration & verification

Page 9: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Process Inputs/OutputsInputs Outputs

© Square Mile Systems 9

Availability Management

Incident & Problem data

Availability, reliability & maintainability requirements

Business requirements Design criteria

Business impact assessment Infrastructure resilience & risk assessment

Targets for availability, reliability & maintainability

Reports of availability, reliability & maintainabilityMonitoring

Configurations Monitoring

Service Level Achievements Improvement plans

Page 10: Service Continuity and Availability Management

What Data Do You Need?Business Processes

Services

Software & Applications

LAN Voice

© Square Mile Systems 10

Desktop WAN Server

Cabling

Environment – Power, Cooling, Space

Page 11: Service Continuity and Availability Management

What Data Do You Need?

Environment – Power, Cooling, Space

Cabling

LAN ServerDesktopVoice WAN

Services

Software & Applications

Business Processes

© Square Mile Systems 11

Page 12: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Identifying Costs

Cost

© Square Mile Systems 12

Total costs

Uptime 100%

PreventativeCorrective

Page 13: Service Continuity and Availability Management

The Cost(s) of Unavailability

© Square Mile Systems 13

• Tangible– Staff productivity User/IT staff– Lost revenue– Overtime – Wasted good/materials– Fines/penalties

• Intangible– Customer dissatisfaction– Loss of business opportunity– Loss of customers– Damage to reputation, staff morale– Loss of confidence in IT supplier

Page 14: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Availability Exercise

© Square Mile Systems 14

Page 15: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Service Continuity

• Ensuring the required IT technical and services facilities can be recovered within required, and agreed, business timescales

© Square Mile Systems 15

Page 16: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Why Bother?

© Square Mile Systems 16

1. Lower insurance premiums2. Regulatory requirements3. Business relationship4. Positive marketing of contingency capabilities5. Organisational credibility6. Competitive advantage

Page 17: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Which comes first

• Business Continuity Or• Service Continuity

© Square Mile Systems 17

Page 18: Service Continuity and Availability Management

How do you scope

© Square Mile Systems 18

• Service Level management• Availability management• Configuration management• Capacity management• Change management• Service desk

Page 19: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Scoping

© Square Mile Systems 19

• Dependence on technology• Number & location of offices and services• Number of critical business processes• Limitation in providing ITSCM• Risk attitude

Page 20: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Risks/Threats

© Square Mile Systems 20

• In scopeLoss of internal / external systems / networksLoss of dataUnavailability of key staff / suppliers

• Out of scope

Page 21: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Process

© Square Mile Systems 21

• Initiate BCM• Business Impact Analysis• Risk Assessment• Business Continuity strategy• Recovery plans• Risk reduction measures• Develop Procedures• Testing• “Live”

Page 22: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Risk Reduction

© Square Mile Systems 22

• Eliminate SPOF• Outsourcing to more than one supplier• Build in resilience• Improve security controls• Faster detection of threat• Improve change management

Page 23: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Recovery plans

© Square Mile Systems 23

• People & Accommodation• IT systems & networks• Critical services• Critical assets

Page 24: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Example – Online Store

SellOrder goodsDeliverTake paymentPay bills / staffInvoice

© Square Mile Systems 24

Page 25: Service Continuity and Availability Management

Type of Approach

© Square Mile Systems 25

• Do nothing• Manual workaround• Reciprocal arrangements• Gradual recovery• Intermediate recovery• Immediate recovery

Page 26: Service Continuity and Availability Management

In Summary

• Service Continuity & Availability Management rely on all the other processes

© Square Mile Systems 26