Press Releases & Announcements
Monday, March 01, 2010
PinkVERIFY™ Launches As OGC ITIL® Software Scheme Assessor
HP Service Manager 7.1 First Product Assessed
TORONTO, ON – March 1, 2010 – Pink Elephant has officially launched its PinkVERIFY V3.1 ITSM software assessment service as a Licensed Software Assessor under the Office Of Government Commerce’s (OGC) IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Software Scheme. Now, Pink Elephant is able to provide ITSM tool vendors the PinkVERIFY stamp of approval as well as the OGC’s ITIL swirl process compliant bronze, silver or gold logos.
To become a Licensed Software Assessor, Pink Elephant successfully passed a three stage audit conducted by the APM Group. The third stage of the audit was a live pilot of the assessment which Pink Elephant conducted with HP Service Manager 7.1 software.
HP Service Manager 7.1 successfully obtained the PinkVERIFY stamp of approval as well as the Gold OGC ITIL Swirl process compliant logo for Incident, Problem, Change, and Service Asset & Configuration Management.
According to Pink Elephant’s President, David Ratcliffe, this recognition solidifies PinkVERIFY’s reputation in the industry: “We’re pleased that Pink Elephant is now recognized by the OGC and APM Group as a licensed software assessor and that our PinkVERIFY service now incorporates the OGC criteria and requirements of the ITIL software assessment scheme,” he says. “This is a very positive step forward for the industry, not only for tool vendors, but also for users of ITIL compatible software. Congratulations to HP for helping to make history with us.”
The updated version of the PinkVERIFY software assessment service incorporates the full requirements of the OGC ITIL Software Assessment Scheme. It also provides deeper focus on process integration, enabling a tool vendor to further differentiate its tool for the ITIL user market.
“As customers engage in service management projects to align technology and business objectives, this assessment will help validate that a product meets certain requirements to support key technology processes,” said David Flesh, director of product marketing, Software and Solutions, HP. “This latest Pink Elephant validation of HP Service Manager 7.1 is further evidence that this product will help customers meet those objectives.”
For more information about the PinkVERIFY software assessment service, visit http://www.pinkelephant.com or call 1-888-273-7465.
For more information about the ITIL Software Scheme, visit the OGC’s website: http://www.itil-officialsite.com/News/ITILSoftwareSchemeOperationalPilotLaunch.asp
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant is proud to be celebrating 20 years of ITIL experience – more than any other service provider. Operating through many offices across the globe, the company is the world’s #1 provider of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, more than 200,000 IT professionals have benefited from Pink Elephant’s expertise. Pink Elephant has been championing the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit www.pinkelephant.com.
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Brent Artemchuk
Director, Marketing and Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 252
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Friday, February 26, 2010
Pink Elephant Announces 2009 ITIL® Award Winners
TORONTO, ON – February 26, 2010 – Pink Elephant has announced the winners of the ITIL Awards, presented at its 14th Annual International IT Service Management Conference and Exhibition held in Las Vegas from February 21-24.
The awards honor the best in five categories: ITIL Project of the Year; ITIL Practitioner of the Year; ITIL Case Study of the Year; Pink Elephant Student of the Year; and Innovation of the Year.
ITIL Project of the Year: This is presented to a practitioner organization that has shown a significant commitment to ITIL. The organization must have a clearly defined project with dedicated management; a project start date occurring at least six months before the conference commences; clearly documented and communicated goals; high involvement from ITIL-certified staff; and measurable project benefits.
The winner of this year’s award is Northwestel for the Northwestel IT Initiative.
ITIL Practitioner of the Year: ITIL Practitioner of the Year goes to an IT practitioner who has placed best practices at the core of their organization’s IT operations. This individual has also championed the strategic benefits of ITIL and shown a commitment to sharing knowledge about ITIL inside and outside their organization.
The winner of this year’s award is Elaine Lauritzen from Brigham Young University, recognizing her commitment to ITIL within the organization. Elaine is also a dedicated ITIL champion outside the university, speaking at many industry events, including Pink Elephant’s annual conference.
ITIL Case Study of the Year: This award is probably one of the most prestigious, because it is chosen by conference attendees. During the conference, Pink Elephant tabulates evaluation results from all the ITIL case studies. The award is given to the individual who delivered the most compelling session and received the highest score.
This award was presented to Steve Bozzo, CIO, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM. In his session, Chargeback Arrangement Delivers For 1-800-FLOWERS, Steve shared how he and his team approached the problem of decentralization and developed a hugely successful costing and chargeback mechanism and methodology for allocating and recovering IT costs for technology services.
Pink Elephant Student of the Year: This is presented to the Pink student with the highest exam score in the ITIL Service Manager course. Successful completion of the course requires a high level of commitment and a demonstrated knowledge of the goals, benefits, challenges and integration points of the ITIL processes.
This year’s winner is Rafal Otto, IT Service Manager, CERN.
Innovation of the Year: This award recognizes a product or service developed by the vendor community that has made the greatest contribution to IT Service Management in the last calendar year.
This award was presented to EMC for Ionix.
“Organizations across the globe are continuing to use ITIL’s best practice framework to improve efficiencies and create an optimal bottom line. To further illustrate and promote ITIL’s benefits, it’s important to recognize the work of these companies and their IT practitioners,” says George Spalding, Pink Elephant Vice President. “Pink Elephant is proud to have a hand in recognizing these achievements as honoring the winners. Congratulations to everyone.”
Nominations are now being accepted for the next awards, presented at the 15th Annual International IT Service Management Conference and Exhibition, taking place February 20-23, 2011 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas.
For more information about the 2011 conference and ITIL Awards, call 1-888-273-PINK.
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant is the leader in IT Management best practices. Operating through many offices across the globe, the company is the world’s #1 supplier of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, close to than 200,000 IT professionals have benefited from Pink Elephant’s expertise. Pink Elephant has been championing the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit www.pinkelephant.com.
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Brent Artemchuk
Director, Marketing & Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 252
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Pink Elephant Announces ITIL Award Winners At Annual Conference
TORONTO, ON – February 16, 2010 – Pink Elephant will announce the winners of the 2010 ITIL® Awards at its 14th Annual International IT Service Management Conference and Exhibition in Las Vegas, February 21-24, 2010.
The awards honor the best in five categories: ITIL Project of the Year; ITIL Practitioner of the Year; ITIL Case Study of the Year; Pink Elephant Student of the Year; and Innovation of the Year.
ITIL Project of the Year: This is presented to a practitioner organization that has shown a significant commitment to ITIL. The organization must have a clearly defined project with dedicated management; a project start date occurring at least six months before the conference commences; clearly documented and communicated goals; high involvement from ITIL-certified staff; and measurable project benefits.
This year’s finalists are: BMO and Northwestel
ITIL Practitioner of the Year: ITIL Practitioner of the Year goes to an IT practitioner who has placed best practices at the core of their organization’s IT operations. This individual has also championed the strategic benefits of ITIL and shown a commitment to sharing knowledge about ITIL inside and outside their organization.
This year’s finalists are: Peter Barrotti from University Health Network and Elaine Lauritzen from Brigham Young University
ITIL Case Study of the Year: This award is probably one of the most prestigious, because it is chosen by conference attendees. During the conference, Pink Elephant tabulates evaluation results from all the ITIL case studies. The award is given to the individual who delivered the most compelling session and received the highest score.
Finalists are announced during the conference.
Pink Elephant Student of the Year: This is presented to the Pink student with the highest exam score in the ITIL Service Manager course. Successful completion of the course requires a high level of commitment and a demonstrated knowledge of the goals, benefits, challenges and integration points of the ITIL processes.
The winner is announced during the conference.
Innovation of the Year: This award recognizes a product or service developed by the vendor community that has made the greatest contribution to IT Service Management in the last calendar year.
This year’s finalists are: EMC, Cherwell and Service-now.com.
“For years, Pink Elephant has worked diligently to increase awareness of ITIL’s best practice framework on a global scale,” says George Spalding, Pink Elephant Vice President. “Part of this work has included the introduction of an awards program to further illustrate and promote ITIL’s benefits. While competition was fierce, this year’s winners truly exemplify the best ITIL has to offer. Congratulations to all finalists.”
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant is the leader in IT Management best practices. Operating through many offices across the globe, the company is the world’s #1 supplier of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, more than 100,000 IT professionals have benefited from Pink Elephant’s expertise. Pink Elephant has been championing the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit www.pinkelephant.com.
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Brent Artemchuk
Director, Marketing and Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 252
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Friday, February 12, 2010
Pink Elephant To Announce ITIL® Award Winners
TORONTO, ON – February 12, 2010 – Pink Elephant will announce the winners of the 2010 ITIL Awards at its 14th Annual International IT Service Management Conference and Exhibition in Las Vegas, February 21 – 24, 2010.
The awards honor the best in five categories: ITIL Project of the Year; ITIL Practitioner of the Year; ITIL Case Study of the Year; Pink Elephant Student of the Year; and Innovation of the Year.
ITIL Project of the Year: This is presented to a practitioner organization that has shown a significant commitment to ITIL. The organization must have a clearly defined project with dedicated management; a project start date occurring at least six months before the conference commences; clearly documented and communicated goals; high involvement from ITIL-certified staff; and measurable project benefits.
This year’s finalists are: BMO and NorthWestel
ITIL Practitioner of the Year: ITIL Practitioner of the Year goes to an IT practitioner who has placed best practices at the core of their organization’s IT operations. This individual has also championed the strategic benefits of ITIL and shown a commitment to sharing knowledge about ITIL inside and outside their organization.
This year’s finalists are: Peter Barrotti from University Health Network and Elaine Lauritzen from Brigham Young University.
ITIL Case Study of the Year: This award is probably one of the most prestigious, because it is chosen by conference attendees. During the conference, Pink Elephant tabulates evaluation results from all the ITIL case studies. The award is given to the individual who delivered the most compelling session and received the highest score.
Finalists are announced during the conference.
Pink Elephant Student of the Year: This is presented to the Pink student with the highest exam score in the ITIL Service Manager course. Successful completion of the course requires a high level of commitment and a demonstrated knowledge of the goals, benefits, challenges and integration points of the ITIL processes.
The winner is announced during the conference.
Innovation of the Year: This award recognizes a product or service developed by the vendor community that has made the greatest contribution to IT Service Management in the last calendar year.
This year’s finalists are: EMC, Cherwell and Service-now.com.
“For years, Pink Elephant has worked diligently to increase awareness of ITIL’s best practice framework on a global scale,” says George Spalding, Pink Elephant Vice President. “Part of this work has included the introduction of an awards program to further illustrate and promote ITIL’s benefits. While competition was fierce, this year’s winners truly exemplify the best ITIL has to offer. Congratulations to all finalists.”
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
I Hear That ITIL V2 Is Being Retired. What Does That Mean?
Books
The ITIL V2 books have still been available during the period since the V3 books were launched in May 2007. However the plan is for all V2 books to be discontinued in hardcopy form by June 30, 2011. As supplies dwindle, it’s quite possible (even likely) that they will only be available in electronic formats well BEFORE that date.
Examinations
The V2 examinations have been available while the new V3 certifications were being developed. However, now that the full V3 certification scheme is in place, the V2 examinations will now begin to be phased out according to the following schedule:
V2 Foundation to cease June 30, 2010
V2 Manager to cease August 31, 2010
V2 Practitioner to cease December 31, 2010
Foundation Bridge to cease December 31, 2010
(All of the above will be available for re-sits until (June 30, 2011)
Manager Bridge to cease June 30, 2011
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Industry Leader Launches Self-Paced Online Service Catalog Implementation Overview
TORONTO, ON – February 3, 2010 – Pink Elephant today announced it’s launching a self-paced online Service Catalog Implementation Overview.
The 90-minute Overview features specific Service Catalog implementation instruction based on the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL®) best practices as well as Pink Elephant’s real-world experience. It is specifically targeted to organizations about to implement a Service Catalog because it lays the foundation for a successful implementation – internal awareness of the overall project.
Topics covered during the Overview include: the purposes and value of the Service Catalog; Service Catalog terminology; Service Catalog Management process essentials; how organizations can define services and their key descriptors, attributes and characteristics; Service Catalog structures and views; and a proven approach to implementing a Service Catalog with a goal of maintaining it as a vital, valuable tool used daily by IT and its customers.
According to AVP, Product Strategy, Troy DuMoulin, the Overview is different from other similar products currently on the market. “Pink’s Overview includes downloads of sample Service Catalog implementation templates and process documents, as well as an e-copy of our best-selling book, Defining IT Success Through The Service Catalog,” he says. “These extras make the Overview a cost effective – and valuable – Service Catalog implementation tool.”
The Overview is accessible via a conventional browser.
View more information about the Service Catalog Implementation Overview.
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant leads the way in ITSM best practices. Operating through many offices across the globe, it is the world’s #1 provider of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, more than 200,000 IT professionals have benefited from the organization’s expertise. Pink Elephant has championed the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit http://www.pinkelephant.com.
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Brent Artemchuk
Director, Marketing and Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 252
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Friday, January 22, 2010
ITIL® Service Manager Program Officially Retiring
Pink Elephant Scheduling Last Courses In North America
TORONTO, ON – January 18, 2010 – Pink Elephant announced today that it has scheduled its last ITIL Service Manager programs in North America. The move comes in response to an announcement from the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) that the Service Manager program will officially retire in August 2010. Pink Elephant will offer the last round of courses in four locations: Toronto beginning March 8; Chicago beginning April 12; Washington D.C. beginning May 3, and San Francisco beginning July 19.
The ITIL Service Manager is one of the industry’s most rigorous and sought after designations. The certification attached to this course is the highest level available in the ITIL version 2 (V2) training program. Coupled with the V2-V3 Service Manager Bridging course, it is also the fastest way to achieve the 22 credits required for “ITIL Expert” certification – now the highest ITIL qualification.
The ITIL Service Manager program teaches IT practitioners how to apply, manage and analyze ITIL processes in your organization. Program objectives are achieved through case studies, exercises, practical homework assignments and best practice teachings.
View more information about the ITIL Service Manager program.
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant leads the way in ITSM best practices. Operating through many offices across the globe, it is the world’s #1 provider of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, more than 200,000 IT professionals have benefited from the organization’s expertise. Pink Elephant has championed the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit www.pinkelephant.com.
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Brent Artemchuk
Director, Marketing and Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 252
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Exclusive Offers For Select Cirque du Soleil Shows
Cirque du Soleil is pleased to offer attendees of our conference 35% off select performances of CRISS ANGEL® Believe™, KÀ™, Mystère™ & Zumanity™, The Sensual Side of Cirque du Soleil™ (for those 18 and older). Known for the spectacular and awe-inspiring shows, a ticket to one these shows will complete your trip to las Vegas! To secure your tickets, please call 866-241-2833 and mention DELEGATE OFFER. For Mystère™ orders, please call 702-894-7722 or 1-800-392-1999. Best available seating (no discount) is available for Viva ELVIS™, “O™” and The Beatles™ LOVE™ by Cirque du Soleil®.
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Subject to availability. Seating is based on best available and no holds will be accepted. For more information about the shows, please visit http://www.cirquedusoleil.com
Download the Cirque du Soleil special offer flyer.
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Exclusive Offers For Select Cirque du Soleil Shows
As an attendee of Pink’s Conference, Cirque du Soleil is pleased to offer special savings off select performances. Known for the spectacular and awe-inspiring shows, a ticket to one of these shows will complete your trip to Las Vegas! More details coming soon!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Introducing Guest Blogger, Rob England
We’re pleased to introduce Rob England as a guest blogger on our 2010 Conference Blog.
Best known as the prolific (and some say controversial) commentator, the IT Skeptic, Rob has worked in many professions, travelled the world extensively and defied death several times, all on the road to becoming a renowned speaker and published author who specializes in ITSM topics.
As a 2010 conference speaker, Rob will blog regularly in this space, sharing one-of-a-kind interviews with many of our presenters. So, stay tuned for some colourful conversations that will illustrate why Pink’s conference is the industry’s best!
Want to learn more about Rob’s life and antics? Check out http://www.twohills.co.nz/profile or the IT Skeptic blog: http://www.itskeptic.org/
We also welcome your comments and feedback – you may reply directly to any post here, or send your comments to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Online ITIL Education – New Courses & Overview Added
There are many benefits to taking our online ITIL training: It’s cost effective because there are no travel expenses, you can learn from home or office and you can complete a course according to your schedule.
PLUS, Pink gives you extras that no one else does: you receive 12 months FREE! access to our self-paced online course, and “Ask The Expert” – contact our ITIL Experts anytime with your most pressing implementation questions!
We offer the following online courses:
ITIL Foundations Self-Paced Online
ITIL Foundations Instructor-Led Online
NEW! ITIL V2-V3 Foundations Bridging Course Self-Paced Online
NEW! ITIL Awareness Overview Self-Paced Online
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Our Value Proposition
We understand that there are several like-minded events you can attend. How do you make your decision? We believe there are several important factors that make Pink’s conference better than other industry events. We invite you to consider these factors when making your decision. We believe you’ll find our differentiators clearly evident.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Grab The Spotlight With An ITIL Award!
Have an ITIL project that has led to bottom line return on investment? Know of an ITIL champion who has brought IT best practices to life in his or her company? Has your company made a significant contribution to IT Service Management?
Consider nominating yourself or a colleague for an ITIL Award, presented annually at our conference. Criteria and details are available on the 2010 conference website.
Hurry! The deadline to submit a nomination is November 20, 2009.
Friday, August 14, 2009
What Can You Expect At A Pink Conference?
Every February, a strange phenomenon occurs in Las Vegas. No, it’s not an annual invasion of Elvis impersonators from all corners of the earth.
Over 2,000 IT professionals gather together in the spirit of learning and team building to attend the world’s largest event dedicated to the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL).
Sometimes you’ll see the Pink President riding an elephant; other times, you may see a Pink Floyd cover band rocking the event’s main stage – what’s absolutely guaranteed is four days packed with insightful sessions from industry gurus, IT leaders, academics, motivating keynotes and of course, Pink Elephant’s own experts.
In short, it’s not your everyday, average tech conference. Our event is going into its 14th year, and 2010 is sure to bring lots of fresh perspective and maybe a few surprises.
The best part of this experience – what our attendees rave about – is connecting with others at the many networking events, and to learn about the latest in ITSM tools at the exhibition.
For a glimpse of some of the conference excitement, watch the closing video from our last event:
Or check out the 2009 Photo Gallery.
Still thinking of attending? Check out the conference business case we’ve put together to help you get to Las Vegas. And don’t forget to take advantage of the next early bird – save $500 until September 18th!
Stay tuned to this blog for ongoing 2010 conference updates!
Monday, June 15, 2009
APMG Approves Development Of New ITIL Certification; Accepts Proposal From Pink Elephant & newScale
TORONTO, ON – Pink Elephant today announced that the APM Group (APMG), the official ITIL accreditation body, has launched a new, complementary ITIL certification for IT practitioners interested in the creation and maintenance of a best practice Service Catalog.
Pink Elephant and Service Catalog software provider, newScale, Inc., proposed the new certification model based on ITIL best practices and their combined industry expertise and knowledge. How To Create A Service Catalog According To ITIL Best Practices is a hands-on course that Pink Elephant developed in 2007 to meet the need for specific, practical guidance on defining services and publishing an IT Service Catalog. Both companies collaborated on the bestselling book, Defining IT Success Through The Service Catalog.
This summer, a full and rigorous accreditation process will take place, involving independent trial deliveries of a Service Catalog course that will cover the key learning requirements Pink Elephant and newScale have identified. Once the Service Catalog certification scheme is finalized and released in September 2009, authorized training organizations (ATOs) may then develop and submit their own training materials for accreditation.
Further, the new course will qualify for 1.5 ITIL V3 credits, and will become only the 2nd course recognized in ITIL V3’s Complementary Guidance, a selection of best practice courses intended to supplement the content that currently exists in ITIL V3’s core portfolio of examinations and certifications.
“The Service Catalog is a cornerstone of IT service management, and Pink was the first company to offer a practitioner-based course that explains how to accurately identify and describe services available to the IT organization’s customers,” says Pink Elephant President David Ratcliffe. “We’re especially pleased that APMG has acknowledged the need for a Service Catalog certification, and we’re excited to move forward in bringing this to the industry in the very near future.”
About Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant is proud to be celebrating 20 years of ITIL experience – more than any other service provider. Operating through many offices across the globe, the company is the world’s #1 provider of ITIL and ITSM conferences, education and consulting services. To date, more than 200,000 IT professionals have benefited from Pink Elephant’s expertise. Pink Elephant has been championing the growth of ITIL worldwide since its inception in 1989, and was selected as an international expert to contribute to the ITIL V3 project as authors of the Continual Service Improvement book and through representation on the International Exam Panel. For more information, please visit www.pinkelephant.com
ITIL® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
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For further information, please contact:
Ann Lamanes
Manager, Communications
Pink Elephant
Toll Free: 1-888-273-7465, Ext. 295
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)