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A burndown chart is basically a graph that helps Agile teams keep track of how much work they’ve got left and how quickly it’s getting done. Click here to learn more...

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Both play pivotal roles in the realm of IT management, they are often misunderstood or used interchangeably, leading to confusion about their distinct functions and benefits. This blog post aims to demystify these concepts.

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These practices focus on providing guidance for the overall management and governance of IT services within an organisation. General Management Practices help align IT services with business objectives. Click here to learn more...

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ITIL 4 Strategy Management is the cornerstone of success for organisations navigating the ever-changing landscape of IT service management. Click here to learn more...

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The primary goal of ITIL 4 risk management is to identify, assess, and manage risks associated with IT services and processes in order to ensure business continuity. Click here to learn more...

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