
SDM Impact Club is the closed community for any kind of service managers in enterprise IT who are done talking about 'interesting topics' and no well-reasoned advice for action.
Owner: You · Review: next session
Format 1 group session / month
Outcome 1 written impact decision
Facilitator Felix Fischer, Lean ITSM
Experience 20+ years, 10+ enterprises
Guarantee Decided next step – or free
Squeezed between business units that want everything right now, new services going live every few month, a headcount that hasn't moved in two years, and a team playing catch-up.
Told to do more with less and to prove IT's added value. Expected to be a service provider, while tickets from last month are still open.
And when you look for support, you find open communities for talking about something. Online forums and channels full of opinions. Annual conferences with strategic keynotes sponsored by software vendors.
None of it gets you closer to the one thing that actually matters to you and your daily work: excellent service delivery.
The SDM Impact Club has been designed against one equation:
Raise the value on the top and shrink the cost on the bottom.
VALUE = (OUTCOME × LIKELIHOOD) ÷ (TIME DELAY × EFFORT)
Leave every session with an actionable decision, not just discussion notes.
Each session is hosted by an experienced senior, not a rotating volunteer chair.
First session within two weeks of joining. First written decision before month one ends.
Sign up as a tandem of two or a small team. Monthly billing. Cancel anytime.
Open forums and informal chapter meetings have their place. But if you've ever left one with a notebook full of ideas and nothing you could actually implement, you already know the gap the SDM Club exists to close.
"Discussed the backlog again."
"Maybe worth automating at some point."
"Good session, let's pick this up next quarter."
"Interesting perspective from another attendee."
DECISION #014
> Automate tier-1 password reset flow
> Owner: You
> Review: next session
> Status: ✓ DECIDED
Other communities meet a few times a year to talk. The SDM Club meets monthly to decide and take action.
SDM Club is guided by Felix Fischer, founder of RYOSHI and creator of Lean ITSM, a methodology built on the discipline of industrial quality management, applied systematically to enterprise IT service management.
Felix isn't a classroom trainer teaching theory. For years he has worked inside the exact tension you live in daily: enterprise IT departments expected to run flawlessly while starved of the time and resources to actually improve. His approach rests on one evidence-based conviction: the truth about what's broken in enterprise IT service isn't found in a dashboard reviewed by directors. It's found on the shopfloor, in the ticket data, with the people doing the work.
"The professional and methodical approach to implementing our cross-location optimization project for internal IT processes and supporting tools was the key to its success. Great work!"
Group Director IT · Industrial manufacturing
"Their external perspective and huge experience were crucial to the realignment of our ITSM, very professional and highly recommended."
Partner Service Management · Enterprise IT services
"They quickly understood company-specific problems and provided appropriate, solution-oriented consulting. Very good preparation of workshop results."
Chapter Lead ITSM · Global engineering services
"The improvement project reduced the number of support tickets. I am convinced by the methodology."
IT Service Desk Team Leader · Industrial manufacturing
The manager who leaves every training with more notes and ideas, but no decisions, hoping there will be some free time for it before the next review.
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The manager who walks into the next review meeting with some tangible results that show up in figures and which the business users talk about.
WHAT'S INSIDE
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A live, structured online session that ends with at least one written decision, not only discussion notes.
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Other Service Delivery Managers and IT Service Managers carrying the same weight, so you stop solving these problems alone.
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A systematic methodology your team can focus on, instead of unfounded opinions and constant firefighting.
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Help translating what you're doing into terms that support a budget conversation: cost, capacity, risk, speed.
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Not a forum moderator. The person with a wealth of experience in enterprise service management, and creator of Lean ITSM.
FOUNDING MEMBER PRICING
Founding members lock this price in for as long as they stay a member, and they get their first month free at launch.
2 SEATS · MINIMUM, BY DESIGN
Stacked value: €460/month
Working Session (seat 1) €230/mo
Working Session (seat 2) €230/mo
Peer accountability channel Included
Decision log & templates Included
Don't fix service delivery alone. Bring a peer, meet monthly, leave with a decision every time.
5 SEATS · Of ONE TEAM
Stacked value: €1,150/month
Working Session (5 seats) 5 × €230/mo
Peer accountability channel Included
Decision log & templates Included
Team coordination format Included
Get your whole team working from the same method, not five different opinions in five different meetings.
Your first Working Session ends in a written impact decision, or that month is free. Not a satisfaction survey, a specific, well-reasoned advice about the one thing SDM Club is built to deliver.
Every Working Session ends with your decision framed in a language that supports a budget conversation.
MTTR reduced by 30%
Incidents resolved twice as fast, less business disruption
Ticket volume down 40%
2 FTE of capacity freed for strategic work
CSAT improved to 4.2/5
IT satisfaction outperforms industry benchmark
First-call resolution up 25%
Users unblocked faster, productivity hours saved
FIT CHECK
You're a Service Delivery Manager or IT Service Manager
Your company has an internal IT department
You lead a team for service delivery or support operations
You're tired of empty talking and want a structured, practical and well-reasoned ways to improve
SDM Club opens beginning of Q4 2026, once the waitlist reaches 100 signups. That's a genuine threshold, not a countdown timer: it's the point where there are enough members to have real peer weight from day one.
Waitlist members get first access when doors open and founding pricing might not be offered again. If your training budget runs on an annual cycle, joining now means getting this approved before your next one, not chasing after it.
Get in line for the club built to decide, not discuss.
First access when SDM Club opens in Q4 2026.
This is a waitlist without any obligation for payment.
Founding members will get their first month free.