Identification of Business Requirements is an important part of the ITIL Service Design stage of the ITIL Service Lifecycle as discussed in ITIL online courses. The IT Service owner needs to know the business requirements to be able to offer a service catalog with acceptable service quality. ITIL foundation training teaches that new services or updates […]
Author: Leanie Louw
ITIL Availability Management Process: 3 Key Aspects You Need to Know
In the ITIL training framework, availability is determined by three key aspects: Reliability, Maintainability, and Serviceability. Reliability is the measure of how long a service can perform without interruption. Maintainability is the measure of how quickly a failed service can be restored. Serviceability is the measure of how effectively third party suppliers deliver their services. […]
What is the Difference Between DMAIC and DMADV in Six Sigma?
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training mostly focuses on the Six Sigma framework of DMAIC which is specifically designed for improving existing processes. But what happens if a process needs to be completely re-designed in order to bring improvement? While it is not often discussed in a brief free Six Sigma training, there is another Six […]
5 Objectives of ITIL Request Fulfillment Process
The ITIL Service Operation stage of the ITIL lifecycle has several processes that help to achieve the primary objectives of this critical stage. Service Operation is the stage where customers can access services and therefore, customer satisfaction is vital. One of the processes in the Service Operation stage, as described in the ITIL course, is […]
ITIL Incident Management: 7 Terms You Need to Know
No IT service provider worth its salt will operate without an incident management process. The incident management process is part of the ITIL Service Operation stage of the ITIL lifecycle. Online ITIL Training defines seven key terms that are used in the incident management process. All IT service owners and service managers should know these terms. ITIL […]