1 - Service Management Flashcards

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What is problem management?

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problem management is the process that investigates and resolves the root causes of incidents, in order to eliminate repeating incidents and minimize the impact of incidents that cannot be prevented.

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What is a service operation event?

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an event is defined as being any change that is significant to the provision of a service

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What are the 4 steps of the Deming (PDSA) cycle?

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Plan
Do
Check
Act

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Which metrics are most likely to be used as part of Continual Service Improvement (CSI)?

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technology metrics
process metrics
service metrics

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What is the description for Net Present Value (NPV) calculations?

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NPV calculations use assumed discount rates to reduce all projected future income and expenditure for a business proposal, including investments, to current value, so that the values of different proposals can be compared fairly

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What is the Demand Management ITIL Process?

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aims to understand, anticipate and influence customer demand for services

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What is the Service portfolio management ITIL process?

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determines which services will actually be offered

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What is the business relationship management ITIL Process?

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aims to understand the customer’s business, so that the service provider can offer the services the customer needs

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What is the Financial management for IT services ITIL process?

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evaluates the anticipated costs of a service against its expected benefits

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What is the goal of Service Level Management?

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To reach agreement with customers on the level of service they expect, document that agreement, and ensure those levels are met

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What are the 3 types of change request?

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Normal - arise through the normal execution of the service lifecycle

Standard - low risk and low impact change that is pre-defined and pre-approved

Emergency - unexpected disruptions that need to be resolved as soon as possible

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