BSM: Basic Service Management - the book
| BSM is a 50 page description of how to plan and provide services, or put another way: how to manage your organisation.
Service Management is the potent idea that could change the way you run your organisation. This useful little book is a guide to operating any enterprise, from the point of view of the services it delivers. After all, delivery is what success is about. We worked hard to keep the book to 50 pages as a counter-balance to some of the door-stop texts out there, to make service management accessible and useful to those accountable for delivering an enterprise's services. You will seldom find this much value packed into 50 pages. |
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Special offer for Chartered Accountants and CPAs while stocks last: click here to contact me for two free copies of the book Basic Service Management, one for your library and one to share.
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The book is now available:in paperbackfor $19.90:
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FeedbackEmail from Fatima Ratcliffe (Canada, CEO of Pink Elephant) ITAM Review Martin Thompson (UK) Good book covering the basics Osama Salah Ghazy "Uso" (UAE) BASIC, not for simple, but for core Antonio Valle (Barcelona) Popular HighlightsDon’t try to do it all at once: don’t try to do all areas and don’t try to do all of one area. Have a formal project plan for the rollout. About a third of the effort should go on people-oriented activities, one third on practices, and one third on technology/facilities/things. report not on what you do but rather how you help them do what they do. don’t structure what you improve around service management theory. Spend a serious chunk of the money allocated for improving service on improving your people: communicate, involve, motivate, consult (pick their brains), communicate, train, incent, communicate, monitor and coach. In order to deliver a service your staff must interact with the consumers. |
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