To put it simply, service-oriented architecture (SOA) has an enterprise scope, while the microservices architecture has an application scope. Many of the core principles of each approach become incompatible when you neglect this difference. What is SOA? What is Microservices? What is SOA Architecture? What is a Microservice Architecture? Features...

The most basic answer is that ITSM is the actual practice, or professional discipline, of managing IT operations as a service, while ITIL is a set of best practices that provide guidance for ITSM—but that just covers the basics. Introduction to ITSM vs ITIL Understanding ITSM Understanding ITIL Benefits of adopting ITIL Should you use...

ITIL stands for Information Technology Infrastructure Library. The acronym was first used in the 1980s by the British government's Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency (CCTA) when it documented dozens of best practices in IT service management and printed them for distribution. ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library ITIL...

Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) provides a comprehensive tool for change and configuration management for Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP platforms. Introduction How SCCM Works SCCM Version History Frameworks Management in Enterprise Framework Center group of Products Major and Basic Features of...

The Zachman Framework is not a methodology but rather a template describing how different abstract ideas are viewed from different perspectives. Zachman is focused on identifying the different viewpoints that might be relevant for different purposes while TOGAF is focused on the process of developing architectures. Introduction to TOGAF And...

ServiceNow Workflow automates multi‑step processes that occur between any combination of people and systems to help companies achieve better business outcomes. Introduction What is a ServiceNow Workflow? When to utilize Workflows Getting everything rolling...

TOGAF is the acronym for The Open Group Architecture Framework and it was developed by The Open Group, a not-for-profit technology industry consortium that continues to update and reiterate the TOGAF. Introduction to TOGAF TOGAF Overview TOGAF History TOGAF Pillars TOGAF Criticism The TOGAF approach to EAFs Why You Need TOGAF...

The Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager is an administration tool that enables organizations to manage and safeguard devices and software within its environment. SCCM takes care of the hardware inventory, distributing software and patches, and more. Introduction to SCCM Who can use it and how much does it cost? Core features of...

ServiceNow is a ticketing system for resolving everyday internal IT issues. Its unique delivery model offers a ton of benefits, the majority of which involve saving resources and streamlining solutions delivery. It is an ITSM system which handles all aspects of IT Services. Introduction To ServiceNow Ticket Tool Tools used For ServiceNow...

COBIT provides the roadmap for what needs to be done, and ITIL offers the means of achieving those ends. Introduction of COBIT vs ITIL What is COBIT? What is ITIL? Difference between COBIT vs ITIL Objectives of ITIL and COBIT’s Implement of ITIL and COBIT Example of COBIT vs ITIL Can COBIT & ITIL work together? Conclusion Introduction...