Article | REF: H3280 V1

ITIL and ISO 2000

Author: Claude PINET

Publication date: August 10, 2010

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12. Service management system

One of the key differences between ITIL ® and ISO 20000 is the requirement to define a Management System. For quality, ISO 9001 required a Quality Management System (QMS); for services, ISO 20000 requires a Service Management System (SMS). It is possible to integrate the two standards and create a Quality and Service Management System (QSMS).

Note :

ISO/CEI 27001 requirements for information systems security can also be integrated.

The service management system is a structure for the efficient management and implementation of all services. In particular, the international standard requires that this management system addresses the following three fundamental themes.

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