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Information Technology (IT) professionals use the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) process to better manage their business operations, measure performance, improve reliability and lower costs. This study examined the operational results of those data centers using ITIL against those that do not, and whether the results change when traditional facilities engineers are included in the process. Overall, those IT departments using ITIL processes had no statistically significant improvements when compared to those who do not. Inclusion of Critical Facilities (CF) personnel in the framework offered a statistically significant improvement in their overall reliability of their data centers. Those IT departments who do not include CF personnel in the ITIL framework have a slightly lower level of reliability than those who do not use the ITIL processes at all.
Advisor: | Wood, David F. |
Commitee: | Aseri, Abdulah, Kovacs, Paul, Laverty, Joseph |
School: | Robert Morris University |
Department: | Information Systems and Communications |
School Location: | United States -- Pennsylvania |
Source: | DAI-A 75/08(E), Dissertation Abstracts International |
Source Type: | DISSERTATION |
Subjects: | Communication, Information Technology, Information science |
Keywords: | Critical environments, Critical facilities, Information technology infrastructure library, Itil, P.u.e., Reliability |
Publication Number: | 3617032 |
ISBN: | 978-1-303-84137-8 |