Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are the five life cycle stages?

A
Service Strategy
Service design
Service transition
Service operations
continual service improvement
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What is service design?

and list a few examples of Service processes

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we produce detailed plans for all services
You have a strategy that is tested and proven to be helpful to the customer and improve existing services 
- Incident management
-Design coordination
- Availability management
- Capacity management
- Service level management
- Supplier management
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What is Service Transition?

and list a few examples of Service processes

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Enables you to have a foundation to work off of
New designs get built, tested, then implemented into the org
- Transition Planning and support
- Knowledge Management
- Change management
- Evaluation
- release and deployment management
- Service Asset and Configuration Management

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What is Service Operations?

and list a few examples of Service processes

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Responsible for assisting end users, process/service that are live and running

  • Incident management
  • Event management
  • Problem management
  • Request fulfillment
  • Access management
  • Service desk
  • Technical management
  • Application management
  • IT Operations management
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What is Continual Service Improvement?

and list a few examples of Service processes

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Every process and function has a link to this in the organization
- 7 step improvement process

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What is service strategy?

and list a few examples of Service processes

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deciding what kind of service we have to provide to the customer and what kind of resources we needed for those services (drawing up blueprint)

  • strategy management
  • service portfolio management
  • Business relations management
  • financial management
  • Demand Management
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How do we keep the momentum going in ITIL (5)?

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What is the vision?
-- Business vision mission and goals
Where are we now?
-- Baseline assessment
Where do we want to be?
-- measurable targets
How do we get there?
-- Service process and improvements
Did we get there?
-- Measurements and metrics
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What are the 7 steps for the improvement process?

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  • Enact and Enable outcome
  • Enlighten and empower people
  • Lower barriers and increase enablers
  • Improve moments of truth
  • Root out variation and dependency
  • Lower Transaction costs
  • Reflect and act at individual, team and org level
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What is the service life cycle?

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  • essential series of charges a service goes through in its life time
  • looks at the changes and process that occur in its full life cycle
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What is a process?

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set of coordinated activities combining resources and capabilities to produce an outcome that provided value to the customer

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What is a function?

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unit of organization specialized to perform certain types of work and responsible for specific outcomes

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