5. Understand the activities of the service value chain, and how they interconnect 5.2 Describe the purpose of each value chain activity: Flashcards

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a) Plan

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to ensure a shared understanding of the vision, current status and improvement direction for all four dimensions and all products and services across the organization.

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Plan: Inputs

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▪ Policies, requirements and constraints provided by the organization’s governing body
▪ Consolidated demands and opportunities provided by engage
▪ Value chain performance information, improvement initiatives and plans provided by improve
▪ Improvement status reports from improve
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services from design and transition and obtain/build
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components from engage

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Plan: Outputs

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▪ Strategic, tactical and operational plans
▪ Portfolio decisions for design and transition
▪ Architectures and policies for design and transition
▪ Improvement opportunities for improve
▪ Product and service portfolio for engage
▪ Contract and agreement requirements for engage

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b) Improve

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to ensure continual improvement of products, services and practices across all value chain activities and the four dimensions of service management.

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Improve: Inputs

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▪ Product and service performance information provided by deliver and support
▪ Stakeholders’ feedback provided by engage
▪ Performance information and improvement opportunities provided by all value chain activities
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services from design and transition and obtain/build
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components form engage

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Improve: Outputs

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▪ Improvement initiatives and plans for all value chain activities
▪ Value chain performance information for plan and the governing body
▪ Improvement status reports for all value chain activities
▪ Contract and agreement requirements for engage
▪ Service performance information for design and transition

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c) Engage

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to provide a good understanding of stakeholder needs, continual engagement with all stakeholders, transparency and good relationships with all stakeholders.

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Engage: Inputs

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▪ Product and service portfolio provided by plan
▪ High level demand for services and products provided by customers
▪ Requests and feedback from customers
▪ Incidents, service requests and feedback from users
▪ Information on the completion of user support tasks from deliver and support
▪ Market opportunities from current and potential customers and users
▪ Cooperation opportunities and feedback provided by partners and suppliers
▪ Contract and agreement requirements from all value chain activities
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services from design and transition and obtain/build
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components from suppliers and partners
▪ Product and service performance information from deliver and support
▪ Improvements initiatives and plans from improve
▪ Improvement status reports from improve

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Engage: Outputs

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▪ Consolidated demands and opportunities for plan
▪ Product and service requirements for design and transition
▪ User support tasks for deliver and support
▪ Improvement opportunities and stakeholders’ feedback for improve
▪ Change or project initiation requests for obtain/build
▪ Contracts and agreements with external and internal suppliers and partners for obtain/build and design and transition
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components for all value chain activities
▪ Service performance reports for customers

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d) Design & transition

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to ensure that products and services continually meet stakeholder expectations for quality, costs and time to market.

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Design & transition: Inputs

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▪ Portfolio decisions provided by plan
▪ Architectures and policies provided by plan
▪ Product and service requirements provided by engage
▪ Improvement initiatives and plans provided by improve
▪ Improvement status reports from improve
▪ Service performance information provided by deliver and support and improve
● Are certain targets met?
● Was transition successful?
▪ Service components form obtain/build
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components from engage
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services from obtain/build
● Product specifications, known errors information

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Design & transition: Outputs

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▪ Requirements and specifications for obtain/build
▪ Contract and agreement requirements for engage
▪ New and changed products and services to deliver and support
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services to all value chain activities
▪ Performance information and improvement opportunities for improve

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e) Obtain/build

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to ensure that service components are available when and where they are needed, and meet agreed specifications.

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Obtain/build: Inputs

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▪ Architectures and policies provided by plan
▪ Contracts and agreements with external and internal suppliers and partners provided by engage
▪ Goods and services provided by external and internal suppliers and partners
● Engage – Information, interaction, and engagement
● Obtain/Build – components, goods, and services
▪ Requirements and specifications provided by design and transition
▪ Improvement initiatives and plans provided by improve
▪ Improvement status reports from improve
▪ Change or project initiation requests provided by engage
▪ Change requests provided by deliver and support
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed products and services from design and transition
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components from engage

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Obtain/build: Outputs

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▪ Service components for deliver and support
▪ Service components for design and transition
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed service components to all value chain activities
▪ Contract and agreement requirements for engage
▪ Performance information and improvement opportunities for improve

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f) Deliver & support

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to ensure that services are delivered and supported according to agreed specifications and stakeholders’
expectations.

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Deliver & support: Inputs

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▪ New and changed products and services provided by design and transition
▪ Contracts and agreements with external and internal suppliers and partners provided by engage
▪ Service components provided by obtain/build
▪ Improvement initiatives and plans provided by improve
▪ Improvement status reports from improve
▪ User support tasks provided by engage
▪ Knowledge and information about new and changed service components and services from design and transition and obtain/build
▪ Knowledge and information about third party service components from engage

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Deliver & support: Outputs

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▪ Services delivered to customers and users
▪ Information on the completion of user support tasks for engage
▪ Product and service performance information for engage and improve
▪ Improvement opportunities for improve
▪ Contract and agreement requirements for engage
▪ Change requests for obtain/build
▪ Service performance information for design and transition

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Value Streams and the Service Value Chain

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o In order to carry out a certain task, or respond to a particular situation, organizations create service value streams. Service value streams are specific combinations of activities and practices, and each one is designed for a particular scenario.
o As each value stream is made up of a different combination of value chain activities and practices, inputs and outputs must be understood as specific to particular value streams.