Bigger isn't always better. Many organizations recognize the benefits of a CMDB, but assume that only a complex, expensive system will deliver measurable value. Most organizations struggle to design an effective CMDB that can be created and maintained for a reasonable cost.
Your Challenge
Wasted time and resources, running and maintain an overly complex system:
- Scope is too wide
- Too many levels
- Too many attributes
Value/Benefits of the CMDB are not realized, due to poor design:
- Relationships are non-existent
- Relationships are too simplistic
- Relationships are too complex
Cost of implementing a CMDB is prohibitive, due to:
- Poor design
- Poor management
- Inappropriate tool choice
Our Solution
- Make the case for designing a CMDB.
- Choose an appropriate CMDB design type.
- Identify Business requirements.
- Define the scope and depth of the CMDB and identify the relationships between configuration items.
- Obtain approval for your CMDB
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