Training Crash Course Flashcards

1
Q

Which SLA covers the agreed level for multiple services for one customer?

A

Customer-based SLA

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2
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Give the first two steps and then acronym for the rest of the seven-step improvement process.

A

Business vision
What to measure
G-PAPI

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3
Q

What is the acronym for the five aspects of service design?

A

STAMP

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4
Q

What is an agreement between service providers in the same organization?

A

OLA

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5
Q

What lifecycle stage minimizes the impact of service outages on a day-to-day basis?

A

Service operation

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6
Q

What are the two views of the service catalogue?

A

Business/customer and technical/supporting

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7
Q

What is the difference between functional and hierarchical escalation?

A

Functional escalation transfers horizontally based on needing deeper technical expertise; hierarchical involves management

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8
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What is the CSI approach versus CSI process?

A

Process is the seven steps; approach is “what/where/how…etc”

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9
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What contains the costs, benefits, and risks that will allow an organization to make an informed decision about an action?

A

A business case

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10
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Which process coordinates activities and resources, and makes sure design is reusable?

A

Design coordination

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11
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Which process ensures all service models conform to requirements?

A

Design coordination

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12
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What does STAMP stand for?

A

Solutions, Tools, Architecture, Measurement, Processes

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13
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How are functions related to processes?

A

They carry out processes. (They are not part of the process.)

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14
Q

Give the four P’s of service design.

A

People
Process
Products
Partner

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15
Q

Is ITIL prescriptive?

A

No

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16
Q

Who determines value?

A

The customer

17
Q

How many stages does release and deployment management have?

A

4

18
Q

Which process owns the definitive media library?

A

SACM

19
Q

For thinking about capacity, finish the phrase “all capacity starts with…”

A

BS (business and service)

Then components

20
Q

What are the parts of the service portfolio?

A

Service pipeline
Service catalogue
Retired services

21
Q

Which SLA covers the agreed level for one service, possibly many customers?

A

Service-based SLA

22
Q

What are the four stages in release and deployment management?

A

Plan
Release and test
Deploy
Review and close

23
Q

When can a known error record be created?

A

Any time that is useful

24
Q

Which of the 4 P’s of service design describes services, technologies, and tools?

A

Products

25
Q

Which two processes facilitate good management of service and customer assets?

A

Financial management and SACM

26
Q

Technology, process, and service are what?

A

The three metrics that support the CSI activities

27
Q

What is “fit for purpose”?

A

Utility

28
Q

What is “fit for use”?

A

Warranty

29
Q

What process ensures utility and warranty are addressed?

A

Design coordination