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Golf-Club CleaningTake your best shot with a golf-club cleaning service. Not only will you be offering golfers a clean edge to improve their game, but you'll be offering a way to protect their investment from the rusting, pitting and discoloration of dirty clubs.

Business services are delivered to customers, supporting their needs, sometimes through the support for a business process or directly supporting a service or product delivered to end customers. A business service may be supported by one or more IT service(s), and may consist almost entirely of IT services especially where the IT service is directly customer-facing. Examples include online banking and online shopping.

75. House-SittingIs there a sitter in the house? If so, homeowners can rest assured that, while they're away, their plants and pets will be tended to. Don't wait for opportunity to come knocking; a reliable set of references get you in the door.

83. Computer ConsultingTap into a surging market as a computer consultant. Whether you're an expert at Windows 95, putting together hardware components, or networking, a growing number of computer "newbies" will surely benefit from your services.


The ability to monitor the health of business services is a key advantage of having a “service-aligned” view of IT. Underpinning this service-aligned view is a concise, accurate, real-time mapping of applications, their supporting IT components, and their inter-relationships. Once these maps are bound to real-time data from IT service monitoring and event management systems, an accurate, always up-to-date measurement of the health of each business service is readily accessible, including the criticality and priority of incidents affecting service health. Ideally, this information is presented in an intuitive dashboard that lets IT staff see the health of business services across the enterprise at a glance.

76. Home DecoratingHome in on the decorating business with your flair for design. Work with local furniture and accessory stores, paint shops, and carpet and drapery outlets to coordinate clients' interiors. And remember: The key to getting in the door of this business is decorating your own home, first.

58. Sales-Lead GeneratingStreamline salespeople's efforts by identifying prospects and generating sales leads. Some footwork, market research, and a phone set you on the path to compiling a list of potential customers for your clients.

Delivering Services = Delivering Values Business managers today expect you to leverage technology in ways that will make the business more innovative. To meet their expectations, you need to understand new technology directions so you can unleash the power technological innovations, not only to increase the effectiveness of business processes, but also to open up new business opportunities with creative new services and products. Your goal now must be to reinvent IT, making it a partner in the business. Business Service management(BSM) takes IT to the next level of service management maturity. BSM solutions and ITIL practices work together to help you manage IT from a business perspective. The core of ITIL service management practices focus on demonstrating business value. The solution can put you ahead of the curve when it comes to implementing ITIL best practices. Service Lifecycle Management Five stages of the service lifecycle: service strategy, service design, service transition, service operations, and continual service improvement. The model contains the processes needed to manage services within this lifecycle structure. The objective of every stage in the service lifecycle is to produce business value. BSM also takes a lifecycle approach to service management. BSM solutions, for example, provide end-to-end, closed-loop change management that extends from change requests, to planning, to approval, to implementation, to verification, and finally to notification of successful completion. Services as Assets Service assets consist of utility and warranty. Utility is the service itself, provided by a combination of people, processes, and technology. Warranty is the assurance that the utility will perform to an expected level. With insight into the business impact of services, you can weight the value of service assets based on their business impact. As a result, they help you prioritize actions and make other important decisions based on the weighted business value of the service assets involved. Ask the Expert to Answer Your Questions MII Service Management Solution Contact Now
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