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{{g}}A [[service catalog]], per someone’s lovingly curated original research on Wikipedia, is: | {{g}}A [[service catalog]], per someone’s lovingly curated original research on Wikipedia, is: | ||
:“...a means of centralizing all services that are important to the [[stakeholder|stakeholders]] of the enterprises which implement and use it. Given its digital and virtual implementation, via software, the [[service catalog]] acts, at a minimum, as a digital registry and a means for highly distributed enterprises to see, find, invoke, and execute services regardless of where they exist in the world. This means that people in one part of the world can find and utilize the same services that people in other parts of the world use, eliminating the need to develop and support local services via a federated implementation model. | :<small>“...a means of centralizing all services that are important to the [[stakeholder|stakeholders]] of the enterprises which implement and use it. Given its digital and virtual implementation, via software, the [[service catalog]] acts, at a minimum, as a digital registry and a means for highly distributed enterprises to see, find, invoke, and execute services regardless of where they exist in the world. This means that people in one part of the world can find and utilize the same services that people in other parts of the world use, eliminating the need to develop and support local services via a federated implementation model.</small> | ||
:“''Centralizing services also acts as a means of identifying service gaps and redundancies that can then be addressed by the enterprise to improve itself”<ref>In other words, firing people.</ref> | :<small>“''Centralizing services also acts as a means of identifying service gaps and redundancies that can then be addressed by the enterprise to improve itself”</small><ref>In other words, firing people.</ref> | ||
In other words, you write down everything each machine, system, application or employee<ref>One of these kids is not like the others. One of these kids is not the same.</ref> is meant to do. It is a way of atomising, articulating and mapping every function in the organisation, with a view to [[operationalisation|operationalising]] every role. | In other words, you write down everything each machine, system, application or employee<ref>One of these kids is not like the others. One of these kids is not the same.</ref> is meant to do. It is a way of atomising, articulating and mapping every function in the organisation, with a view to [[operationalisation|operationalising]] every role. | ||