ISO 20000 does not prescribe that its
requirements must be met by following the ITIL recommendations, so there are
many possible ways to achieve compliance. Introducing ITIL, however, is the
most widely used approach for obtaining an ISO 20000 certificate.
It is also important to prove that IT
processes are documented, actively managed, and continually improved.
What's the overall Cost for achieving
ISO 20000 Certification?
Unfortunately, this question is hard
to answer.
The formal ISO 20000 audit itself is
usually a very small proportion of the total cost that your organization will
incur. In most cases, closing the gaps to become ISO 20000 compliant is by far
the biggest part of a certification project.
As a result, the total cost heavily
depends on
·
The
number of ITIL processes that are already implemented.
·
Existing
certificates, like e.g. ISO 9000.
·
The
size of your IT organization.
·
The
complexity of your services.
Once the certificate is awarded it
will be valid for an initial period of three years. This means that regular
re-certification audits and intermittent ISO 20000 assessments are required, so
there are also ongoing costs to be considered.
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