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ITIL Vocab
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certifications
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itil
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it-skills
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. ITIL Core - ITIL complementary guideline
service provider types
Primary Components of ITIL Library
Process
CSI Uses
2. Functionality - quality - right cost - on time
Services
CAB
Service Solution
process enablers
3. Financial quantification of value of services - assets - and operation forecassting
Financial management
Service portfolio
KEDB
Activities in Service Assets & Config. Management
4. Analyze patterns of business activities that occur
functions
Identity
Activity Based Demand Management
Service pipeline
5. IT Control and facilities management
Release
IT Operations Management
CSI Defined
process control
6. Key assets - threats - vulnerability - impact
Request Models
BIA
process body
Risk Analysis
7. Assigned to identities to grant access
resources
Service Desk
Identity
Rights
8. Plan of action to meet targets
Balance View
business unit
Enablers
Service Improvement Plan
9. Plan - Design - improve
Supplier Policy and Strategy
Proactive
service value
Service Design Package
10. Standards - industry practices - academic research - training and education - and internal experience
Sources
Drivers
Service Desk
Process
11. Effective - not perfect
Value to the business
Reactive
Goal of Processes
Service units
12. The service portfolio
Capacity Plan
Reactive
Value
Service Management Systems and Tools
13. Bundles of assets that deliver goods and services to business customers
Availability Management
business unit
Technical management
technology metrics
14. Result of the end-to-end service and calculated using technology component metrics
Service Design Package
Good Capacity management
Capacity Management
service metrics
15. Requirements for process to operate
service provider types
Compliance
Release and Deployment Goal
process enablers
16. Meet or exceed agreed availability targets.
Activities and Relationships
Risk Analysis
Availability Management
Demand and delivery
17. Operational Services available to the business
Availability Management
Problem Management
Service Catalog
Capacity Plan
18. Technical - people
BIA
Capacity Management Resources
CMDB
Service valuation
19. Handled as Normal - standard - or Emergency
Business Service Catalog
Identity
Change Requests
Service Design Package
20. Holistic to ensure consistency and integration.
Business Value Approach
Differential Charging
Directory Services
Identity
21. Ensures use of standard methods and procedures for changes to assets and CIs under control of SACM.
Change Management
Service Catalog Management
Generic process model
Access Management
22. Consists of process control - the process - and process enablers
Generic process model
CSI
Service Strategy
Service Asset and Configuration Management
23. Technology - service - process
Capacity Plan
three metric types
4 Characteristics of processes
Service Catalog Management
24. Use of proper and consistent accounting methods
Compliance
Service pipeline
Services
Proactive
25. Pre-defined steps for handling a particular type of incident.
Incident Model
Risk Analysis
ISMS
Good Capacity management
26. Configuration Management System
Services are about
Drivers
Business Service Catalog
CMS
27. Detect events - make sense of them - and determine action
Event Management
Multi-Level SLA
business unit
Services are about
28. Delivery of quality - cost effective services that meet the business' current and future functional and quality requirements.
roles
Good Capacity management
Service Owner
Value to the business
29. Info Security management System
internal service provider
Service Groups
ISMS
Goal of Service Desk
30. Improve performance of service assets and utility & warranty of services
Service Automation
Capacity Management
external provider
Technical management
31. Substitutes - regulators - customers
Drivers
capabilities
Service Groups
Problem Model
32. Known Error Database
Accounting
KEDB
Service Operation
Objectives of Release and Development
33. Needed for process activities to continue
inputs
Release and Deployment Goal
Activities and Relationships
Release
34. Match evolving demands of capacity and performance.
Capacity Management
Governance
Information Security Management
Service Catalog
35. Legally binding agreement between 2 or more parties
KEDB
CSI Model
Contract
Supplier Policy and Strategy
36. Performs day-to-day activities to deliver services to targets
Activity Based Demand Management
IT Service Continuity Management
IT Operations Management
CSI Uses
37. Creators of ITIL
UK OGC
Demand Management
Service units
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
38. Detection - logging - categorization - prioritization - investigation and diagnosis - workarounds - known error - resolution - closure - major problem review
Demand Management
CSI
Reactive activities
Reactive
39. IT Infrastructure library
Business Value
Business Service Catalog
ITIL
Capacity Management
40. Identification - logging - categorization - prioritization - Initial Diagnosis - Escalation - Investigation and Diagnosis - Resolution and Recovery - Closure
Service Desk Structures
Application Management
Incident Management Activities
Proactive
41. Vital for understanding service dependencies and relationships to overall service knowledge.
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Service Owner
Supplier Categorization
Service Asset and Configuration Management
42. Essential for understanding risk and impact of suppliers and contracts.
service value
Supplier Categorization
inputs
CSFs
43. Corporate (fairness and transparency) and business (business objectives)
Change Models
process control
Governance
Multi-Level SLA
44. Record and maintain config. Info. For other processes and the business. Defines and controls service components.
Business Value Approach
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Value to the business
Availability
45. Fair value for a service
Activities in Change Management
Service Desk
Risk
Service valuation
46. Can overcome lack of alignment and feedback
service value
Activities in Service Assets & Config. Management
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
Shared processes
47. Reliability - maintainability - and serviceability
Activities in Change Management
Goal of Processes
Business Value
Availability Determined by
48. Service and Component
Two Availability Types
Financial planning
Availability
Security framework and ISMS
49. Accountable for service - works to identify and prioritize service improvements
Release and Deployment Goal
Supplier Management
Service Owner
capabilities
50. Produce and maintain a service catalog to include operational and in-transition services - ensure accurate details - define using a hierarchy of customer/support services
Service lifecycle
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Service Catalog Management
Directory Services