Service Management Kitchen
In my current Livelihood position I manage an IT program using an ITIL Service Management model. High level depictions of Service Management often show this diagram integrating technology, processes, and people.
However, I prefer to use an Enneagram to depict this.
It reminds me a lot of the popular “kitchen” Enneagram that depicts the process for transforming raw food into something customers consume. Only in the case of Service Management, technology gets “transformed” into a service that customers consume.
As much fun as I have with that, I have even more fun applying it to the study of personal transformation. For instance, the process of "transforming" raw sensations into the reality I experience:
posted by J. Stull @ 3:33 AM
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ok, let me try that again.
I just wanted to say that I do read your blog from time to time, interesting stuff, but I can't comment too much on Enneagrams as I'm not all that familiar.
Hey RGMB, thanks. I also follow your blogging adventures: house remodeling, children, cat-in-the-wall etc. As far as Enneagrams, I don’t really know a lot about them either. But they seem to provide a powerful way to “map” stuff in a holistic manner that almost defies verbal analysis.
This is a test. Do you go back to your previous posts to see if there are comments?
anyway, thanks, you're right my blog is filled with adventures!
Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving!
RGMB I just lucked out and passed your test, this time. I just changed my blog template so that comments show up on the main page instead of having to click on the comments link to see them. Otherwise I do tend to miss them sometimes.
We had a quiet (my favorite kind) Thanksgiving at my wife's sister's house.
yours is the first blog I've seen with the comments inline the way they are. It definitely is a plus in many respects. I'm thinking of maybe trying this out on my own blog.
rgmb -- if you have e-mails sent when you receive comments, then you will always know when someone has commented on a post.
The facts and the other information given here are quite considerable, would be so far better idea to look for more of that kind for having better results.
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