1. Five drivers
Co-creation driver | Description |
Strategic adaptability | In a highly competitive environment, cloud services can differentiate the organization from its external or internal market and make it more competitive |
Consumer experience | Services that are delivered directly to consumers (internal or external) usually aim to provide a significantly positive experience in order to retain consumers |
Operational excellence | Many organizations require highly optimized services in terms of cost, efficiency, and effectiveness. This is common for highly commoditized back-end systems |
Realiability, resilience and continuity | Many services emphasize being available, scalable, and robust, especially core or backbone systems |
Governance and control | Many services are highly regulated or involve sensitive information, such as child welfare technology services |
Drivers shaped by aspects:
2. Applying the value co-creation map
ITIL practices aid value co-creation
Define:
Map practices against objectives
Include all practices related to value drivers
Understand practice maturity
Identify gaps
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