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Conference Programme 2009


 

 

 

 

PROGRAMME INFORMATION

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HP Software Room
 
 
Service Management
 
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Infra Room
 
 
Softskills
 
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Compuware Room
 
 
Regulations
 
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Programme
 
 

 
08:00 – 09:00
 
Registration – Breakfast served in the Hollywood Lounge
 

 
09:00 – 09:10
 
Welcome and introduction by Steven De Smet, President itSMF Belgium
 

  
  
 
 
 
09:10 – 09:50
 
Francisco Garcia-Moran, European Commission
 
One of the major objectives of the e-Commission programme is to delivery better quality and more
 
transparent services for internal staff and external stakeholders. The achievement of this objective (our own Odyssey) depends on streamlined IT Service Management processes, in which ITIL best practices play a major role, together with interoperable information systems supported by a performing ICT
 
infrastructure. The presentation will focus on past activities and lessons learned, present status, ongoing actions and future challenges of IT Service Management in the European Commission
 

  

09:50 – 10:30
 
 
 Clement Baerts, Colruyt IT
 User Case: Impl. Service Management in Colruyt IT for the Colruyt Group
 
 
ROOM
Infra
 
 Christophe Leenknecht, Infra Benelux
 I have my process and tools but everybody is gone now…
 
 
 
 Jean-Luc Gerardy & Danièle Krebs, European Central Bank
 The ISO/IEC 200000 management system
 
WORKSHOP
 
 Workshop Paul Wilkinson
 
 

 
10:30 – 11:00
 
Coffee & Refreshments Break served in the Hollywood Lounge
 
 

11:00 – 11:40
 
 
 Jeroen Bronkhorst, HP Software
 Accelerate your business outcomes with ITIL V3
 
 
ROOM
Infra
 
 Jan Mennens, KBC
 Why good people are more important than good processes. 
 
 
 
Marnik Demets, Demets & Heuskin
Beyond Cost-Cutting: Cost-Effectiveness Management; Managing Real Agility to Continually Adapt to the Environment 
   
WORKSHOP
 
 Workshop Getronics
 IT maturity: everything you ever wanted to know about what your end-user thinks of IT but were afraid to ask.
  
 

11:45 – 12:25
 
 
 Sylvie Prime, Sogeti
 Assessing the maturity level of the IT processes with AIDA
 
 
ROOM
Infra
 
 Kris Troukens, IBM
 The importance of a proper PMO supporting the implementation of ITIL processes.
 
 
 
 Presentation Compuware
 To be defined
 
 

 
12:25 – 14:00
 
Lunch served in the Hollywood Lounge
 
 

14:00 – 14:40
 
 
 Jan Van Bon, Inform-IT
 Standarization based on good architecture in ITSM: the uprise of the “consultancy killer”
 
 
ROOM
Infra
 
 Philippe Delbeke, Altran cis
Building a Business Case for the introduction or improvement of IT Service Management
 
 
 
 Martijn Adams, Infravision
 Case study: Itil implementation at Danone in 12 weeks
 
WORKSHOP
 
 Workshop Topdesk
‘ITIL in Practice - From an Incident in the Self Service Desk to a Completed Change'
 
  

14:50 – 15:30
 
 
 
 Hans Dobbelaere, Quint Wellington Redwood
 aspects of service management
 (including those that we have forgotten about)
 
 
ROOM
Infra
 
 Luc Botten, Getronics – Rode Kruis
 People, Process, Technology at the Red Cross
 
 
 
 Georges Ataya, Solvay Business School
 IT Governance and implementation of IT management frameworks
 
WORKSHOP
 
 Workshop HP Software
 
  

 
15:30 – 15:50
 
Coffee & Refreshments Break served in the Hollywood Lounge
 
  

15:50 – 16:30
 
 
 Dirk Vangoidsenhoven & Paul Oostvogels, BMC Software
 Back to the future.... how new is ITIL really ??
 
 
  
ROOM
Infra
 
 Hans D’Hooge & Christiaan Vandist, Capgemini - Indexis
 Implementation of an integrated performance mgmt system around Business  Services
 
 
 
 Jurgen Strijkers & Theresa Wright, Computacenter – Istya
 Achieving ISO/IEC 20000 Certification - A Case Study
 
WORKSHOP
 
 Workshop
 
  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
16:30 – 17:15
 
Paul Wilkinson, Director, GamingWorks BV
 
“ABC is like an Iceberg, much of it hidden beneath the surface and yet capable of inflicting enormous damage.....” to your IT organization, or more importantly, your business!
ABC stands for the ‘Attitude’, ‘Behaviour’ and ‘Culture’ of IT organizations. It is the ABC issues that are
 
preventing many IT organizations from realizing the benefits of ITSM  improvement
projects. A recent Forrestor report revealed 52% of such initiatives fail because of resistance. Frameworks alone, such as ITIL, ISO, CobiT are not enough. Unless the ABC issues are addressed there is a strong possibility that deploying such a framework will fail.
 
This is an interactive session in which a number of small teams will be given 1 or more exercises to perform using the ABC of ICT worst practice card set. This card set contains 57 industry recognized worst practices. This session is intended to stimulate dialogue and discussion amongst participants , the aim is to identify the most common ABC worst practices and the consequences, impact and risk to your organization. Delegates will gain an insight into the hidden ABC issues within their organization and can also discuss experiences in dealing with these worst practices. The results and findings will be captured and shared with all itSMF members.
 
  

 
17:15 – 17:30
 
Closure by the itSMF team
 
  

 
17:30 – 19:00
 
Networking, Cocktail and Snacks served in the Hollywood Lounge
 

 

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