Service Delivery
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About Service Delivery
Service Delivery is the second element in the new ITILInfrastructure Library to be published. Service providersneed to offer business users adequate support - ServiceDelivery covers all aspects that must be taken intoconsideration. . . .
South Africa: The region where political violence is on the rise ahead of elections
... But I think when it comes to just moving the needle forward in terms of Service Delivery and progress, people just want to get things done...
Why South Africa regrets its post-apartheid liberal asylum laws
... " Illegal immigrants put a heavy strain on the fiscus, with adverse effects on Service Delivery, the overstretched health sector, high unemployment and poverty, " he said...
Zimbabwe's cholera crisis fuelled by chronic water shortages
... " Local authorities cannot sustain Service Delivery from ratepayers alone, " - pointing to the cost of replacing broken pipes and chemicals...
Trains suspended in 'do not travel' weather warning for Scotland
... David Simpson, ScotRail Service Delivery Director, said: " We know the impact that the withdrawal of some train services will have, but it s a necessary step to ensure the safety of our staff and customers due to the severe rainfall...
Government will intervene in running of Birmingham
... " Poor leadership, weak governance, woeful mismanagement of employee relations and ineffective Service Delivery have harmed the city, " said Mr Gove in Parliament...
Glenrothes high-rise residents' fears over fire service cuts
... David Farries, director of Service Delivery, said: " Following a review, from September we are temporarily removing up to ten appliances from locations where we know there will be the least impact to services...
Alzheimer's: Adjusting to being your parent's parent
... In October that year, he left his job as an IT Service Delivery manager and the family s life changed dramatically...
Immigration fuels Canada's largest population growth of over 1 million
... But the surge in the number of permanent and temporary immigrants could " also represent additional challenges for some regions of the country related to housing, infrastructure and transportation, and Service Delivery to the population" the agency said...
Alzheimer's: Adjusting to being your parent's parent
By David LumbCorrespondent, BBC Midlands Today
It's traditionally a disease associated with the elderly. But when their father was diagnosed with early on-set Alzheimer's aged just 55, two young brothers made lifestyle changes and revised career ambitions to help with his care. So What is it like becoming your parent's parent?
When Simon Ruscoe started acting strangely in 2015, it was initially put down to work stress.
The hands-on, active husband and father was increasingly starting to forget things and get words muddled. He forgot directions.
After many years of probing, His Family eventually learnt he had early on-set Alzheimer's in 2020.
In October that year, he left his job as an IT Service Delivery manager and The Family 's life changed dramatically.
" When I first found out my dad had Alzheimer's, I kept it to myself, " said Simon's Youngest Son Oliver, 21.
" I didn't want people to feel sorry for me. "
As their father's condition deteriorated, Oliver and his brother Alex, 26, had to take on more care responsibilities as everything from eating to getting dressed became a challenge.
" The Most basic tasks are The Most straining, " said Oliver.
" We have to make sure he has sun cream on, when he goes to The Bar we have to make sure he gets The Right drink, we have to get his food for him. "
Alex, who had moved out but moved Back Home after The Diagnosis , added: " If you put out a clean pair of clothes for him, he will put the dirty clothes back on.
" You have to ask him when he needs to go to the toilet.
" Sometimes he'll be fidgeting and you can tell there's something not quite right but he hasn't got The Ability to tell you. "
Career sacrifices and adjustments have also been made by The Brothers .
Alex, a full time civil servant, became a registered carer and reduced his days in The Office .
Oliver, a part time supermarket assistant who wants to be a train driver, stopped considering jobs away from their home in Solihull, West Midlands .
They have also adjusted their social Lives - choosing family holidays over trips With Friends and bringing their father when they go to the pub or friends' houses.
A care rota was introduced so their mother, Emma, could have downtime too.
" Oliver and Alex have been absolutely unbelievable, " said Emma, who works in adult social care at Solihull Council alongside caring for her husband.
" I wouldn't be able to have Simon At Home without their support. I wouldn't cope. I don't know how people do it without support from family.
" I Am so incredibly proud. "
The Brothers said it was " mentally draining" seeing their father unable to complete basic activities.
But they want to pay him back for being " a brilliant dad" when they were younger.
And, despite The Challenges , they said it had brought The Family closer together.
" We Are just so grateful he is With Us and he's happy, " said Oliver.
Alex said: " I know Some People my age and their parents aren't around, so I've got to be grateful for the fact he is here.
" Obviously there is that diminishing capability but I'll take him any day at 50%, 75% - Whatever I can get. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com