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Service Owner - responsible for setting service levels and KPIs
Service Manager - responsible to monitor and ensures performance and effectiveness of the processes/services
In simple term, an owner is a financial provider with no legal responsibility to the day-day outcome, while the manager is the person legally responsible for identifying needs, setting strategies, distributing assignments, following-up on day-day tasks & achievements and meeting business and operational goals that were set based on owner expectations.
Service owner is accountable for a specific service, And the Service Level Manager is responsible for negotiating Service Level Agreements and ensuring that these are met.
Service Owner is accountable for the overall design, performance, integration, improvement, and management of a single service....While the
Service Manager is accountable for the development, performance, and improvement of all services in the environment.
At a high-level, Owner is accountable for a service/process/task/product (by ensuring that the expected outcome & quality is delivered, maintained and improved) – whereas Manager is responsible for the same (by ensuring adherence/compliance and consistency)
In short word : Service Manager is responsible , service owner is accountable ..
Service Owner is responsible for delivering a particular service whereas Service Manager is responsible for monitor and ensure performance and effectivenes
A Service Owner is a role that is accountable for the delivery of a specific IT Service(ITIL definition)
Service manager is someone who is responsible for day to day operations to deliver the service
Owner is accountable for a service/process/task/product by ensuring that the expected outcome & quality is delivered, maintained and improved.
Whereas Manager is responsible for the same by ensuring adherence/compliance and consistency.
ITIL differentiates process Owner and Process Manager – in accordance with the accepted definition:
Process owner is responsible to ensure the process is fit for purpose – including, planning, design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of the process.Process Manager is responsible for the operational management of the process. Secondly ITIL defines the role of Service Owner. A Service Owner is accountable for a specific Service – end-to-end.
Service Manager is responsible who manages entire service management life cycle and Service Owner is accountable to one-one manageable services
Service Owner: Takes primary responsibility for a service including its design, objectives, process and KPIs
Service Manager: Ensuring servies are delivered in accordance with agreed business requirements. They are also responsible for negotiating requirements with business representatives.
