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ITIL® High Level Overview

Course Outline

What is ITIL?

Overview of the Library and Complimentary Guidance

·    Why ITIL is successful

o  Characteristics

o  Focus on organizational outcomes

·    Concept of Best Practice

o  The genesis of ITIL

o  Influences over Service mgmt.

·    What is Service Management

o  What is IT Service Management

o  Compare and contrast the two

o  Discussion of the importance of integration

·    Define and discuss the term Service

o  Why it is relevant.

o  Types of service

·    Introduction of Processes, Functions, and Roles

o  Definition of terms

o  Opening discussion on governance and organization

·    Characteristics of a Process

o  Process Models

Benefits of Service Management

Service Strategy

·    Purpose and Objectives

·    Value to Organization

·    Quantifying Value

·    Processes

o  How Processes Interact

Service Design

·    Purpose and Objectives

·    Scope

o  Four P’s

o  Five Aspects

·    Value to Organization

·    Processes

o  Interaction w/in SD as well as ST

Service Transition

·    Purpose and Objectives

·    Scope

·    Value to Organization

o  Principles

·    Processes

o  Interaction w/in ST as well as SS, SD, and SO
    - SKMS
           ·    Enabling better decision making

 

Service Operation

·    Purpose and Objectives

·    Scope

·    Value to the Organization

o  Communication

·    Processes

o  Emphasis on Incident and Problem Mgmt

·    Functions

o  Emphasis on Service Desk

o  Benefits of Service Desk

o  (Potential for highlighting Jira)

·    Interactions with the rest of the lifecycle

·    Interactions with Customers

Continual Service Improvement

·    Purpose and Objectives

·    Scope

o  Across the lifecycle

·    Value to the Organization

·    CSI Model

·    7 Step Improvement Process

·    Measurements

o  CSFs

o  KPIs

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