IT Service Continuity Management is the final process of the Service Design Stage of the ITIL Service Lifecycle as defined also in online free ITIL courses. It’s important to understand the overall goal of IT Service Continuity Management and its objectives and processes in relation to the business’s mission and vision. Without IT Service Continuity Management, […]
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Design Coordination Process: How To Wrap Up ITIL Service Design?
The design coordination process is the final process in the ITIL service design stage of the ITIL lifecycle for services. Efficient and effective design coordination ensures that a service can successfully be handed over to the ITIL service transition stage, which is discussed in detail in ITIL online courses. The main goal of the this […]
PDCA Cycle: The 4 Gears of Continual Service Improvement
Continual service improvement is an important stage of the ITIL Lifecycle for services as found in ITIL certification exam questions. This stage encompasses all the other stages: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition and Service Operation. In all these stages, there will be something that can be improved upon. Therefore, continual service improvement looks at all […]
Availability Management and its Role in IT Service Management
The principles in the ITIL foundation certification training describe Availability Management as a core component of ITIL service management. The official definition of Availability in ITIL is the ability of a configuration item or IT service to perform its agreed function when required. Any good ITIL course will emphasize the importance of Availability Management to […]
IT Capacity Planning: Balancing Acts and Process Interactions
Capacity planning forms part of the capacity management process within the ITIL foundation framework and it’s included in many ITIL foundation practice exams. Capacity management is a key process in the Service Design stage of the ITIL lifecycle. Without capacity planning, an IT service provider can either spend excess costs for the realistic business requirements or […]