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Overview: Project management, in a general sense, is the discipline of defining and achieving targets while managing and optimizing the use of resources (time, money, people, materials, energy, space, etc). ITIL as embodied in ITIL Version 3, which when implemented becomes IT Service Management, is roughly the same for IT Operations; it is the set of good practices needed to define achievable IT service targets while optimizing the use of IT Assets (information, knowledge, applications, infrastructure, management, organization, processes, people), This white paper examines both of these important disciplines primarily in the context of their similarities, especially as it relates to an important topic to both; that of portfolio management.
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Impact Business Performance with BPM
To maximize your chances for success, you need the ability to continually optimize, streamline and align business processes to meet changing business needs for greater performance. Business process management (BPM) from IBM can help.
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