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. […]
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Business Impact and Risk Analysis in ITIL Service Design
Risk analysis and business impact analysis are two important aspects of the ITIL training, specifically in the ITIL Service Design Stage of the ITIL Service Lifecycle. Risk analysis deals with minimizing the likelihood of service downtime due to problems that are likely to occur. The business impact analysis deals will minimizing the financial and soft […]
ITIL Training: Rule The IT Ecosystem!
If you are working or going to work in the IT ecosystem you may be wondering what is ITIL. In this article, we are going to explain ITIL Foundation and ITIL Training for you. Many disciplines have their structured way, practices, and standards of doing things. The airlines have their standard operating procedures, engineers have […]
Change Request: The Crucial 7 R’s for Success
Change management is a process that forms part of the ITIL Service Transition Stage of the ITIL Service Lifecycle. ITIL Change management process is also an important feature in ITIL certification exam. Online ITIL training courses specify that there are seven important questions starting with R regarding a change request in the IT change management […]
5 Stages of ITIL Lifecycle for Services | New ITIL Lifecycle Structure
IT services have lifecycles just like processes and products. In the best practices of ITIL service management, service lifecycles are defined to describe the process of how services are initiated and maintained. Without these ITIL lifecycles, services can not be implemented and managed with optimal efficiency and efficacy. It is important to adhere to the […]