Por:Rodrigo Fernando Flore

The cloud focus on automation and elasticity does not KILL ITIL, but it severely whoops ass on Itilista's that claim ITIL is all people and process.

http://www.servicecatalogs.com/2010/06/reading-itil-meets-the-cloud---better-get-a-service-catalog-umbrella-qmunity-blogs.html

Nesse vídeo, além de apresentar a arquitetura global do Facebook, seu dimensionamento e as soluções utilizadas, Aditya Agarwal fala sobre o processo interativo para melhorar constantemente o site, evitando o excesso, adaptando-se ao longo do caminho e deixando de lado tecnologias que não são mais úteis.



http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Scale-at-Facebook

Por: Skeptic

COBIT5 is coming along. The first(?) development workshop is over and the next is in August, not far away! For those of you who haven't got your head around the next generation of COBIT, you need to. I grow weary reiterating that COBIT is not for auditors. COBIT is good for management, governance-enablement, design, assessment... and audit. It is marching into ITIL's space with superior fire power. So wake up.Leia mais em

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