Prominent Reasons Causing Your IT Test Environment Management to Fail

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Prominent Reasons Causing Your IT Test
Environment Management to Fail
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• Today, every IT organisation is busier than ever.
  They are churning out more data, employing more
  people, and carrying out more tasks than any time
  in history.
• This growth in the IT industry can be attributed
  to excellent processes. Certain organisations are
  utilizing ITIL and IT service management tools to
  provide the necessary structure to their IT
  organisation.
• While it is true that there are various benefits
  of ITIL and test data management to manage IT
  organisations, it is not a foolproof plan.
• Merely comprehending ITIL and employing it in the
  structure of your IT organisation is not enough
  to ensure guaranteed success.
• If you are concerned that the test environment
  management processes in your organisation are
  going for a toss, it is high time for you to look
  at these five reasons to detect showcase that
  your IT test environment management is failing.

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• You are Not Adequately Scooping Changes
• The most common mistake made by an IT
  organisation is to set unrealistic targets for
  the success of new processes. These can be in the
  form of different types of scoping.

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• All of them can be quite damaging to the
  organisation. The very first form is when it
  becomes difficult to measure the objective
  precisely.
• A prime example is, in leadership, not going for
  a specific target but having a vague objective
  like making things work better.
• This kind of objective leads to subjective
  analysis. And when it comes to subjective
  analysis, it can be swayed away by the variations
  in day-to-day life.
• For example, the critical data that the
  organisation wanted gets destroyed due to the
  faulty hard drive of the CTOs laptop a day
  before the organisations review of Service
  Management Objectives.
• Another form is scooping thats way too difficult
  to reach. For example, if the IT service manager
  lays down in the service level agreement that all
  the customer issues will get resolved in 60
  minutes.
• This is not a reasonable objective. By setting
  such deadlines for the employees, you not only
  degrade their moral but also make their goals
  seem meaningless.

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• The last form is scooping that is too easy to
  accomplish. It is never easy to set an objective
  that does not need the organisation to change or
  improve and fail to provide value to the
  business.
• Your Processes are Way Too Complex
• The sole objective of IT service management is to
  ensure that all the processes are performed in
  the right way to resolve the concerns of the
  business.

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• This is a legitimate goal. However, most of the
  time organisations are not able to take this
  vision further in their mundane tasks. Whenever
  anything goes wrong, they counter that by adding
  a new step to a process.
• The dilemma starts when the new step resolves one
  problem and creates another one that is not
  evident at that very moment. Whenever a new
  problem crops up, the team adds another step.
  This ultimately makes you go back to square one.
• While trying to fix a lot of problems encountered
  by your IT service management implementation, you
  end up creating a big problem. The real deal is
  your processes are way too complicated, which can
  lead to lots of issues.
• Employees are in real confusion while trying to
  deal with these problems. Management cannot
  easily comprehend the state of any given
  incidents response. The business gets stuck due
  to open issues. The best resort to this is never
  to be tempted to start a new process whenever you
  encounter a problem.
• These are some of the reasons causing your IT
  test environment management to fail.

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