Service adoption framework – Phase 1, Start
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In the first phase of the service adoption framework, Start, you gather organizational objectives and build out your strategy and deployment plan.
Start drafting your strategy and project plan, Assess your internal resources, Understand the key roles, including the importance of your executive sponsor, Know how to make the case for change
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