ITIL v3 Managers Bridge
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In Glasgow and London
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Adopting a more consistent, up-to-date approach and common terminology to Service Management enables organisations to increase productivity, save costs and improve customer service.This four day managers bridge course introduces the key changes to this latest version of ITIL.Examination - The examination is a 90 minute 'closed book' exam consisting of 20 complex multiple choice questions, and is invigilated by ISEB. The pass mark is 16/20 (80%)
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- ITILbackground
- Reasons for theITILrefresh
- The new structure ofITIL(core, complementary and web based material)
- The concept of a Service
- The concept of Service Management
- Objectives of the Service Lifecycle and creating business value
- Establishing an overall strategy for IT Services &ITSM
- Explaining how Service Assets are the basis for Value Creation
- Describing the basics of Value Creation through Services
- Implementing the four main activities in the Service Strategy process
- New process and roles : Service Portfolio Management (SPM)
- Establishing solutions to meet requirements
- Defining the five major aspects of Service Design
- Looking at different Service Sourcing approaches and options
- New and changed processes and roles in Service Design :
- Service Catalogue Management
- Information Security Management (ISM)
- Supplier Management
- Managing the transition through the lifecycle
- The Service V model
- New and changed processes and roles in Service Transition :
- Release and Deployment Management
- The day-to-day management of IT Services
- Managing conflicting balances in Service Operation
- New and changed processes and roles in Service Operation :
- Event Management
- Request Fulfilment
- Access Management
- The Technical Management function
- The Application Management function
- The IT Operations Management function (IT Operations Control and Facilities Management)
- Managing improvements to IT Services andITSMProcesses
- The Continual Service Improvement Model
- Establishing Baselines
- The '7 step' improvement process
- The importance of metrics in Improvement
- Benefits of automation
- Operational requirements
ITIL v3 Managers Bridge