There is no standard strategy when it comes to building and leading successful organizations. However, and particularly in tech, there are two big names that inevitably take center stage: innovation and adaptability. To help with this, Gene Kim, author of "Wiring the Winning Organization," has been studying high-performing technology organizations for many years, collecting a bundle of knowledge on the way.

If your IT department works for a financial institution operating in Europe, you’ve come to the right place, since the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) simplifies compliance and promotes a unified approach to managing IT risks, which is vital in an era of increasing cyber attacks. This legislation introduced by the European Union (EU) aims to standardize and enhance cybersecurity practices across financial entities, ensuring they can withstand, respond to, and recover from IT disruptions.

If you're here, it's likely because you're an IT professional who wants to stay up-to-date on cybersecurity regulations and directives, especially if your organization operates within the European Union (EU). One important regulation to be aware of is the NIS2 Directive aka the second take of the Network and Information Security (NIS).

If your organization is looking for guidance on IT Service Management (ITSM), there are many possible sources of help. Though some approaches are more popular than others, several ITSM frameworks can be useful to organizations. These procedures can be used alone or blended, so your organization can take what it needs from one or all of these ITSM best practice guidance bodies.

OpenAI's groundbreaking AI tool ChatGPT was officially launched on November 30th, 2022. However, it wasn't until the early months of 2023 that its impact truly began to ripple through the global consciousness. This transition from a novel technological release to a sensation that captivated the world was both rapid and remarkable. The metrics speak volumes: According to Similarweb, ChatGPT garnered around 266 million visits in December 2022.

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is the best way to find out what causes an issue in your IT operations (ITOps). In other words, it is a great versatile analysis method for corrective action that is inherent to the ITIL framework. It’s a comprehensive approach that all managers can appreciate. In the IT industry, this method is invaluable since its ability to swiftly and effectively address problems is what distinguishes proactive IT Service Management (ITSM).

In the world of IT support, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a game-changer, revolutionizing how organizations handle tech issues. From streamlining ticketing systems to providing instant chatbot solutions, AI for IT support has proven its worth. We’ve already explored the various applications of ChatGPT for IT support, such as writing SOPs or quick email responses. Since then, AI has evolved non-stop, widely expanding its offering and capabilities for IT Service Management (ITSM).

InvGate Insight was added to the latest version of Gartner’s Voice of the Customer for Software Asset Management Tools Report. The inclusion is a recognition of the tool’s usefulness for this particular practice. The Voice of the Customer is based on peer reviews and currently features eight vendors. Keep reading to learn more about this report.

The process of building and maintaining an IT Service Management (ITSM) project looks different for every organization. There is however something that all robust initiatives have in common; they combine and adapt different concepts and frameworks within teams to maximize value and operation maturity. The benefits of this approach are clear. You get to tailor your ITSM project through multiple perspectives that can help achieve different aspects of your goals.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are evolving at breakneck speed. Today's cutting-edge model may become obsolete tomorrow. This rapid evolution, while exciting, presents a challenge – how to leverage the current best AI capabilities without being tied to a single model or provider. At InvGate, we apply a strategy that we call “agnostic AI” (as in platform agnostic).