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About the Colloquium Suggested Areas for Papers/Best Practices  
 
Submissions could relate to subject areas such as, but not limited to, those below:
Role of IT Service Management in Business Strategy
IT Governance and ITSM
Relevance of ITSM for complying with international regulations like SOX (Sarbanes Oxley Act) and SAS 70 (Statement on Auditing Standards 70) etc.
Use of Six Sigma for continuous improvement in IT Service Management
Making sense of ITIL v3 IT Service Life cycle; from cradle to grave
Using Balance Score card methodology for IT Service Management
SOX compliance and IT Service Management
ITIL v3- Service management goes strategic - much beyond operations
Service management tools - what changes would ITIL v3 bring in
Enabling IT Business Integration Through Service Level Management
Where Does The Service Desk Fit In
ROI & The Financial Realities of ITSM
Enabling IT Governance
Implementing ITIL: The First Year
Implementing ITIL: Year Two & Beyond
ITIL In small/Large Organizations
Implementing Tools & Technology
Knowledge Management for ITSM
Demystifying Known Error database
A Practical approach to effective Asset and Configuration Management
Known Error Database, use ITIL to let knowledge flow through your business
Quick wins are not enough! – delivering long-term benefit goes beyond the short term
Establishing the organisational capability for Continual Service Improvement (CSI)
“ITIL is achievable without having to invest in new technologies
Application Management and ITIL
Aligning ITIL with a shared services strategy for a winning formula
Six Sigma enabling ITIL and CMMI – A Resonating Concoction!
From top to bottom! Tactically aligning the Service Catalogue with your CMDB
How to Design a Customer-Focused IT Service Catalogue
Resistance to Change and how to deal with it