Statistics. While others might stifle a yawn at the mere word, Six Sigma practitioners who have passed the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course knows that without statistics, no Six Sigma project will succeed. Statistics is simply part of the data-driven Six Sigma approach. At the Six Sigma Green Belt level, we need to have […]
Author: Leanie Louw
The 3 Objectives of ITIL Knowledge Management Process Explained
The knowledge management process is the last process of the ITIL Service Transition stage of the ITIL lifecycle as described in the ITIL online courses. The knowledge management process ensures that all staff members of an IT service provider have an accurate and sufficient knowledge to be able to contribute to the vision and mission […]
ITIL Incident Management Process: What it’s All About?
The Incident Management Process is one of the most important processes of the ITIL Service Operation stage of the ITIL lifecycle. The Incident Management Process is the process that deals with managing service problems that may cause a deficit in service quality and subsequently a drop in customer satisfaction. According to the ITIL training guidelines, […]
Release Management Process in ITIL: Do You Know All 6 Phases?
There are different phases of the release management process that need to be followed by an IT Service Provider. The importance of this process and its 5 phases are discussed in detail in ITIL courses or asked about in the ITIL exam for that matter. This process is a key process in the ITIL Service Transition […]
5 Objectives of Release and Deployment Management
The ITIL Service Transition stage of the ITIL lifecycle has several core processes. ITIL training tells us that none are integral to this stage than the release and deployment management process. Without this process, the Service Transition stage would mean nothing. As described in online ITIL courses, the Service Transition stage is the link between […]