Comments on G2G3 PROPULSION: ITIL V3 Pull or April Fool?

Hi LindaFair point well made. I totally agree with...

2008-04-08T10:22:00.000+01:00

Hi Linda
Fair point well made. I totally agree with you. I do beleive at the moment the industry is split as to where to move too if at all. V3 has not had the same impact as V1 or V2. The evolution of the courses and qualifications is still continuing, and probably has a significant impact upon the takeup of V3. I am yet to meet anyone who has read all five books cover to cover, therefore the training aspect is imperative to the knowledge transfer / expansion and 'migration' to V3.
Steve

Hi Steve,The interesting fact that many seem to fo...

2008-04-04T17:21:00.000+01:00

Hi Steve,
The interesting fact that many seem to forget is that ITIL V2 is still there within the body of ITIL V3. Other vendors, sites and white papers talk about 'evolving' from V2 and having V2 in place before considering V3, but it's an expansion as opposed to a complete replacement. Don't get me wrong - I think ITIL V3 is a good and necessary thing - but my comments are more based around the unnecessary industry perception that everyone qualified to V2 level will need fully re-qualified to V3.
Thanks, Linda

Hi LindaIt would appear ITIL V2 is still fit for p...

2008-04-04T16:55:00.000+01:00

Hi Linda
It would appear ITIL V2 is still fit for purpose to the majority of the industry at the moment. Why upgrade to a new word processing package when the one you have still works fine.....well that is until the support for the product is withdrawn.
What are your thoughts?
Steve