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David Mainville

David Mainville, CEO and co-founder of Navvia, advocates for Service and Business Process Management. With 40+ years of experience, he’s held senior roles bridging Business and IT. David drives Navvia's innovative ITSM & BPM solutions, focusing on product development, marketing, and operations.

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Digital Transformation, IT Service Management

Immature ITSM? AI Will Make It Dangerous!

AI is being embedded into every aspect of IT Service Management — from service desk chatbots to core ITSM processes and...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

What Resilient Organizations Do Differently

Across this series, we have explored a consistent theme. Cyber risk is no longer just a technical problem. It is a...

by David Mainville

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Business Process Management, IT Service Management

Best Practice Frameworks Are Useless If No One Practices Them

With the release of ITIL 5, I find myself coming back to something I’ve said for years: “It doesn’t matter which...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

Why AI Multiplies Cyber Security Risks: Both Inside and Outside the Organization

Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity faster than most organizations can adapt. It is not introducing a...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

Why Third-Party Cyber Risk Breaks Operational Resilience

Cyber risk no longer enters organizations only through their own systems. It increasingly arrives through partners,...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

Why Cybersecurity Fails Without Clear Processes

Cybersecurity failures rarely happen because organizations lack technology or intent. They happen when processes break...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

Cybersecurity Risk Has Become a Leadership Risk

Cybersecurity is no longer something only IT or security teams need to worry about. It has become a leadership...

by David Mainville

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IT Security

Op-Res Meets SOC 2: Redefining the SOC 2 Readiness Assessment

High-profile security and privacy incidents have changed how boards, customers, and regulators evaluate technology...

by David Mainville

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IT Service Management, IT Security

Summiting Cybersecurity with the NIST CSF: Govern with Purpose

Even the strongest climbers need a guide. Without leadership, accountability, and clear direction, even the...

by David Mainville

IT Service Management, IT Security

Summiting Cybersecurity with the NIST CSF: Respond with Confidence

Even the best-prepared climbers can’t prevent every fall, but they can control how they respond. When a cybersecurity...

by David Mainville

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