Management of the Value Chain
IT operations are no different from any other department in your company when it comes to keeping track of metrics for each supported product. Performance, stability, and overall build quality metrics are all included in this report section. SLA compliance alone may not be enough to demonstrate IT operations' value in today's competitive business environment.
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An organization's value can be demonstrated by tracking metrics that show how IT activities have impacted the entire product ecosystem. To the company as a whole and its clients and other stakeholders, IT operations can demonstrate the value they provide.
Tracking collaborative value metrics accomplishes two primary goals for the company:
• There is a potential increase in influence and buy-in for IT when IT is seen as a valuable asset to the organization.
• Throughout its lifecycle, it monitors how much value is created. As a continuous stream, the organization can manage and optimize value.
Value co-creation has been added to the development process by ITIL V4. Consumers and customers can directly impact the creation of value through this model, which allows them to participate directly in the value chain process. Surveying customers is a great way for IT organizations to get their hands on customer feedback. They can also use monitoring results to get a sense of what customers want. IT operations activities can benefit from customer input, leading to additional value creation.
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The metrics that most closely monitor the value creation of IT operations include:
• The availability of a particular product
• Instantaneous performance
• Resolved time in minutes — MTTR
• Reduction in the number of incidents
• Satisfaction for the customer
There is a limited supply of the product. There are now many digital products that are either hosted in the cloud or have significant cloud-hosted features. Because of cloud access, organizations don't have to worry about the "server availability" metric. Alternatively, we can measure the product's overall availability or individual features.
To the extent possible, IT operations are responsible for ensuring product availability and minimizing downtime, including both planned and unplanned outages. There is a lot more to operational teams than just the integration and deployment of new changes.
How quickly a product's features respond to user input
Product function response time includes the speed at which it performs and its value in terms of how quickly the response time adds to the product. "Working" isn't necessarily the same as "working well," as a general rule. Speed is critical to the outcome in terms of the user's digital experience.
There are no excuses when it comes to modern users' expectations of near-zero latency.
As a result, both product development and operations are heavily focused on specific product functions. However, using cloud-hosted services can cause a significant lag in some applications or product functions. Even if a product is installed directly on a user's device, some functions may take longer than others to complete.
User expectations for digital products can be seen in the average load time of a website. According to website metrics, unless a website loads in under three seconds, most users will leave it. A customer's wait time can feel like an eternity, especially if the customer relies on the product for their job.
Meantime to fix (MTTR) issues. MTTR
User satisfaction is directly related to the amount of time it takes to resolve issues. To put it another way, the more quickly IT responds to tickets and issues that arise, the more positive the user experience will be, and the less negative the product's generated value will be affected.
"Low hanging fruit," or issues that cause the most pain to users can be identified and addressed as a way to improve the user experience and reduce negative feelings. Because of IT operations' speed in resolving these issues, customers will have a more positive impression of the division and the product as a whole.
Reduction in the number of incidents
Reducing the number of incidents will positively impact a product's value and the time it takes to resolve them. The DevOps Agile approach encourages product owners to continuously improve their products. We can use this same mindset to iteratively improve processes and techniques by leveraging our staff's talents in IT.
The rate of incidents, for example, can be reduced by setting goals to reduce the sources of customer pain. You can get a better picture of your progress by tracking the decrease in incidents over time, such as month to month and year to year. An IT system's ability to track trends and identify areas that may need more attention is demonstrated by this progress. Analytics can be used to answer questions like, "What is causing this?" when the rate of incidents rises. It is possible to identify and fix problems before they have a negative impact on your business by using IT analytics.
Assuring that the customer is satisfied
Because ITIL 4 emphasizes the end-user experience, IT operations must assess how well their products meet the needs of their customers. Measuring customer satisfaction should include both active and passive methods, such as self-report surveys and analytic monitoring of satisfaction signals.
To increase customer satisfaction, product ratings and surveys allow customers to express themselves. In most cases, surveys don't tell the whole story. Monitoring user behavior, such as swiping data from corporate social networks, can yield additional information about how users feel about a product or its components. As a whole, these data points can tell a more accurate story about how satisfied customers are.
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When IT asks customers for input, both in the form of their words and the data they leave behind, they gain the additional information they need to improve products.
The value of IT operations is undeniable, but it may be necessary to demonstrate it.
• The value creation chain of a company relies heavily on IT operations. Their efforts may not be immediately visible to those in other divisions, however.
• In order to make this value creation more visible, IT operations can use the metrics above to establish their role as the value stewards of the organization.
• New initiatives to help organizations create more value at every stage of their work can be driven by data from IT analytics and metrics tracking.
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