IT organisations often struggle with managing the balance between the supply and demand of IT products and services. IT managers have often been concerned about delivering products and services, faster, better, and cheaper, leaving behind the key aspects of the demand side of the equation. Therefore, the capability to ensure that IT investments are made as effectively as possible has been constrained by the lack of focus and understanding of managing IT demand. The results of numerous research studies suggest that IT demand is a developed organisational capability that requires basic tools, for example, service catalogue, chargeback, and project portfolio management working in concert with five key organisational enablers.
IT Demand Management Process aims to understand, influence, and anticipate customer demand for IT Services. This process works with Capacity Management considering Resource Plans, Cost Plans and Benefit Plans to ensure that the service provider has enough capacity to meet the required demand for products or services. Business Case, Architecture Assessment, Valuation, and Financials are the most essential elements to manage the demand in IT.
The purpose and objective of Demand Management is to align with business requirements to manage the demanding workflow, detect, influence, and engage with stakeholders, prioritising demands, and the decision workflow that customers have on IT Services.
Becoming more efficient by improving processes or using new IT systems often starts with just an idea. To channel and evaluate ideas and demands, organisations can now implement a new idea and demand management process in demand management applications like ServiceNow or JIRA. New demand management processes help businesses to streamline ideas and evaluate the benefits. Furthermore, it allows organisations to find reliable, secure, and integrated solutions at the best cost and quality
This course has been designed for senior executives,
technical engineers and architects, business analysts and those
involved in the technology, application development and risk
mitigation. It would be most beneficial for:
This course will assist organisations to understand how to predict customer demand for services effectively, with the elasticity of demand. It will further review the best models for identifying patterns of business in line with international frameworks.
It will utilise a variety of adult learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. Participants will gain detailed knowledge by active participation in discussions, practical activities, videos, team practice exercises, and case studies.