Lesson 3: Four Dimensions of Service Management Flashcards
What are the four dimensions of service management?
- Organizations and people
- Information and technology
- Partners and suppliers
- Value streams and processes
What three things are included in the organization element of the first dimension of service management, “Organization and People?”
- Organizational structure and management
- Roles and responsibilities
- Systems of authority and communication
What four things are included in the people element of the first dimension of service management, “Organization and People?”
- Customers
- Employees of suppliers
- Employees of service provider
- Any other stakeholders
What four things should receive attention according to the first dimension of service management, “Organization and People?”
- Skills
- Competencies
- Management and leadership styles
- Communication and collaboration abilities
What is the first dimension of service management?
Organization and People
What is the second dimension of service management?
Information and Technology
What is the information element of the second dimension of service management, “Information and Technology?”
Data that the service consumer uses to produce outcomes.
What is included in the technology element of the second dimension of service management, “Information and Technology?”
Systems, databases, and analytical tools used by the service provider.
In what dimension of service management do security and compliance live?
The second dimension, “Information and Technology.”
What is the third dimension of service management?
Partners and suppliers.
What are the suppliers in the third dimension of service management, “Partners and Suppliers?”
Third-party organizations that provide services.
What are the partners in the third dimension of service management, “Partners and Suppliers?”
Partners that provide more complex and long-term services.
What is the fourth dimension of service management?
Value Streams and Processes.
What is a value stream?
A set of processes that create outcomes.
What is a process?
A set of interrelated activities that turns inputs into outputs.