ITSM Process Description

Goals, objectives and critical success factors (CSFs) define why Incident Management is important to the Office of Information Technology’s overall vision for delivering and supporting effective and efficient IT services. This section establishes the fundamental goals, objectives and CSFs that underpin the Incident Management process.

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