ITILtyyppiset

ITILtyyppiset refers to IT service management approaches that are inspired by the ITIL framework but are not part of the official ITIL library. The term is used to describe practices, processes, or structures adopted by an organization that align with ITIL principles while being tailored to local needs, terminology, and context.

Typical ITILtyyppiset implementations reflect the ITIL service lifecycle concepts—strategy, design, transition, operation, and continual improvement—though they may be adapted to fit organizational goals. Common elements include incident management, problem management, change management, release management, service level management, configuration management, knowledge management, and service catalog management. These practices aim to improve service delivery, increase transparency, and align IT activities with business objectives. They are often combined with other governance frameworks or standards, such as COBIT or ISO/IEC 20000, to address governance, risk, and compliance requirements.

Differences from official ITIL include lack of formal certification and standardization. ITILtyyppiset are organizational adaptations rather than standardized processes dictated by AXELOS. This can offer flexibility and faster adoption but may risk inconsistent terminology or uneven coverage of ITIL practices if governance is weak.

Adoption considerations include the need for clear ownership, consistent terminology, and ongoing governance to maintain alignment with broader IT governance and business goals. While ITILtyyppiset can improve service management, they should be complemented by formal training, when appropriate, and by mechanisms to ensure coherence with recognized ITIL or ISO/IEC 20000 requirements.