ITSM Reimagined
Transforming service management under real-world constraints
CIOs and IT leaders are facing a familiar but increasingly difficult challenge: expectations continue to rise while budgets, resources, and tolerance for risk continue to tighten. Organisations are expected to adopt AI and automation, prove return on investment, and maintain service quality — all while doing more with less.
This leadership session explores how IT service management must evolve in response to these pressures. Rather than treating ITSM transformation as a large-scale programme, the session focuses on how organisations can make practical, focused changes that reposition service management as a driver of business value rather than an operational necessity.
This session is aimed at CIOs, Heads of IT, and service leaders who want to modernise their service management approach while operating within real-world constraints.
Key discussion areas
The changing operating environment for IT leaders
How economic pressure, AI adoption, and rising expectations are reshaping decision-making.
From traditional ITSM to adaptable service models
Moving away from rigid structures toward approaches that support change and learning.
Creating fit-for-purpose processes
Designing processes that guide delivery without slowing teams or creating unnecessary overhead.
Preparing the foundations for AI and automation
Why data, measurement, and operational clarity matter before scaling automation.
Measuring what actually matters
Shifting focus from technical availability to outcomes and value.
Practical takeaways
From this session, service leaders should come away with:
A clearer understanding of how ITSM must evolve under current economic and operational pressures
Insight into how to modernise service management without large-scale disruption
Guidance on balancing governance, agility, and value delivery
Confidence to focus transformation efforts where they deliver measurable impact
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Why this matters
Many organisations recognise that their existing service management approach is no longer aligned with the demands placed on IT. However, transformation is often delayed because it is perceived as too costly, too disruptive, or too complex to undertake alongside day-to-day operations.
At the same time, pressure to adopt AI, improve efficiency, and demonstrate value continues to increase. Without a clear shift in how service management is positioned and measured, IT risks becoming trapped between operational responsibility and strategic expectation.
This session matters because it reframes ITSM transformation as an evolution rather than a replacement. By focusing on adaptability, pragmatic governance, and meaningful measurement, organisations can reposition service management as a foundation for value creation — even within constrained environments.