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01-17-2024 06:51 AM
I am looking into Digital Portfolio Management and wondering if there would be a valid reason for relating a Business/Technical Service and their offerings to a Product Model.
The benefits I see are:
- Ability to indicate that the product itself has been retired but that its instantiated service is still in use and available;
- Ability to add lifecycle phases like End of Support, End of Life, etc. to a Service or an Offering;
- Ability to use certain Stage Statuses that are not available in Service but are in Model (e.g. Ideation/Pilot exists for Models but not for Logical classes)
Then, if I am making sense with the above, what Product Model class should be used against a Service/Offering. I can see that there is a Service Model (cmdb_service_product_model) class but I was told this should be reserved to model SaaS type Application Services.
Any feedback/tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
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02-20-2024 11:56 PM
Hi Jaques,
you can make a mapping in the Model Categories table .
There is a scheduled job that can create these model (for the logical objects) :
CSDM Product Model Assignment it is set as on demand.
It create records at product model tables for:
//business service - from table: cmdb_ci_service_business to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//technical service - from table: cmdb_ci_service_technical to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//service offering - from table: service_offering to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//SAMS requires different fields for software_product_model - from table: cmdb_ci_service_auto to table: cmdb_software_product_model
//business application - from table: cmdb_ci_business_app to table: cmdb_application_product_model
BR,
Barry
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02-08-2024 02:21 PM
Bumping this up because I have a similar question. Still jumping sometimes in our CSDM journey from Crawl/Walk to Run back to Crawl because of certain questions like this and how to properly control the lifecycles of our Products and Services... and so I can also train owners on how to certify and update themselves once we get all this loaded
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02-12-2024 07:15 AM
Hello,
I would like to point you to this recent Community video: Models, models and more models Recorded Jan 18th 2024
Starting at 13:45, there are some info on Business Services, Service Offering ...
Basically the answer is that yes, you should have a model on those CIs
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02-20-2024 11:56 PM
Hi Jaques,
you can make a mapping in the Model Categories table .
There is a scheduled job that can create these model (for the logical objects) :
CSDM Product Model Assignment it is set as on demand.
It create records at product model tables for:
//business service - from table: cmdb_ci_service_business to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//technical service - from table: cmdb_ci_service_technical to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//service offering - from table: service_offering to table: cmdb_service_product_model
//SAMS requires different fields for software_product_model - from table: cmdb_ci_service_auto to table: cmdb_software_product_model
//business application - from table: cmdb_ci_business_app to table: cmdb_application_product_model
BR,
Barry

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02-22-2024 08:38 AM - edited 02-22-2024 08:44 AM
Fantastic Barry -- I guess given what the Scheduled Job does, it supports my initial thought that Service and Service Offerings should also have a Product Model.
Thanks!