When it is said that an ITSM tool must consider COBIT 5, what is the best way to explain it?
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Hello, thanks for answering. It is a public bank contest, and at this moment I have new information that tells us that we must comply with these 18 COBIT 5 processes, but I have searched and I only have information that supports how JIRA complies with ITIL practices but nowhere does it talk about COBIT .
1. APO03 Manage Technological Architecture2. APO04 Manage Innovation3. APO06 Manage Budget and Costs4. APO09 Manage Service agreements5. APO10 Manage Suppliers6. BAI02 Manage Requirements Definition7. BAI03 Manage the Identification and Construction of Solutions8. BAI04 Manage Availability and Capacity9. BAI06 Change Management10. BAI07 Manage Acceptance of Change and transition11. BAI08 Manage Knowledge12. BAI09 Manage Assets13. BAI10 Manage Configuration14. DSS01 Manage Operations15. DSS02 Incident Management16. DSS03 Management problems17. DSS05 Manage Security Services18. MEA04 Manage Assurance
Why would it? There's no need for documentation for a tool to talk about any particular framework, especially ones that are a subset of a wider framework or an adjunct to it, and not used by most people using the tool.
If you decide you want to work within a particular framework, then it's up to you to work out how a tool might fit into it.
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