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Sharing business service CI information with other applications


This use case describes the various high-level steps required to share business service CI information such as related incidents, changes, and configuration items, with other applications such as BMC Service Level Management and BMC Service Request Management.

Scenario

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Within Calbro, different departments maintain and track different aspects of the business. For example, one organization might be responsible for incident management, and another might handle service requests for providing access to all business applications within the company. However, people working in the IT service request organization might not have access to incident management information. Without correct information about services and service owners, the different organizations might find it challenging to determine the health of a particular business service or the negative impact on the overall business if the service is out of order.

The configuration managers at Calbro use BMC Atrium Service Context to easily view critical information about a business service and its performance. This information, such as related incidents, changes, and configuration items, is displayed in a summarized format that employees across the organization can access.

Workflow

Setting up service context involves the following high-level steps:



Results

After performing these tasks, you can view critical information about a business service and its performance.

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Benefits

Each organization within the company can view information that is relevant to them and also critical to them, in a summarized format.

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