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In modern ITSM practices when we are trying to automate as much as possible, we would like to automate our change schedule calendar (at least conflict handling) properly and smartly.
We have gone full Atlassian in implementing our ITSM suite (Jira, JSD, Confluence, Insight, etc) but I am unsure on how we can implement Calendar integration properly with our change management policies.
In our policy, we will have:
Maybe automated conflict resolution is not feasible, and there needs some manual intervention (i.e. risk acceptance of conflict, manual rescheduling, etc) - but it would be good if we can somehow prompt this through a good workflow.
Currently all changes will go through a Change Management workflow according to ITIL change types via JSD (customer portal).
We will also have a weekly CAB meeting with the change calendar and change listing (potentially in Confluence - integrated with JSD).
I was wondering if anyone can suggest potential add-ons and/or change management change calendar implementation using Atlassian products that works well.
Thanks,
Andrew.
We also need the ability to detect Change collisions. Since the Change Calendar only provides scheduled changes, does anyone perform automation or use Marketplace apps?
This is not there? wow, it's basic requirement. We are implementing Jira ITSM and few weeks back i have started with service management and now planning to start change management from Friday, disappointed to see change conflict detention is not there.
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