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ITIL Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Support business continuity plans and strategy. Ensure IT services can be resumed in agreed timescales
Value to the business
CMS
IT Service Continuity Management
inputs
2. Technology to keep rights sorted out.
external provider
Business Value
Supplier Management
Directory Services
3. Plan ofr successful efficient deployment with minimal unpredicted impact - and giving knowledge to staff during transition.
Business Service Catalog
Good Capacity management
Objectives of Release and Development
Enablers
4. Business capacity management (future) - service capacity management (current services) - component capacity management (IT Infra)
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
ISMS
Service Based SLA
outputs
5. Key aspect is linkage of business impact to business objectives
CMS
Capacity Management Resources
technology metrics
Business Case
6. Performs the detective work to get to the root cause of incidents
shared provider
CAB
Business Value
Problem Management
7. Used to actively manage and report; types are qualitative and quantitative
KPIs
Change Requests
Information Security Management
Scenarios
8. Countermeasures - monitoring
Generic process model
Risk Management
Reactive Problem management
Governance
9. Services being proposed - developed or changed
Rights
Service Operation
capabilities
Service pipeline
10. Functionality - quality - right cost - on time
Availability Determined by
Service Solution
Goal of Processes
Change Management
11. Changes to service portfolio or to services; project proposals - operational - user access.
Reactive Problem management
Access Management
Availability Management
Types of requests
12. Acceptable for meeting an orgs internal and external requirements
Good practices
Service Strategy
Capacity Management
Activities and Relationships
13. Understand - anticipate - and influence demand for services
ISMS
Deming Cycle
service value
Demand Management
14. Corporate (fairness and transparency) and business (business objectives)
Service Review
Governance
CSI Uses
Business Value
15. Single point of contact which is customer focused and owns communication with end user
Service Strategy
Service Desk
Service Design Package
CSI Model
16. Scale of measurement - identify trends - calculate productivity and resource utilization - and understand current state
Demand Management
Service Review
Proactive Problem management
metric
17. Security management activities are driven by this.
CMS
Information Security Policy
Technical management
Multi-Level SLA
18. Bundles of service assets that deliver value to business
Service units
SKMS
Service lifecycle
Multi-Level SLA
19. Use of proper and consistent accounting methods
roles
IT Operations Management
Compliance
metric
20. Outcomes
Problem Model
Business Case
process control
Services are about
21. IT Control and facilities management
BIA
Service Catalog Management
IT Operations Management
5 Aspects of Service Design
22. CI records/attributes; single definitive source
CMDB
Supplier Categorization
process body
IT Service Continuity Management
23. Pre-defined steps for handling a particular type of incident.
Shared processes
Drivers
outputs
Incident Model
24. Transition new and changed services into operations efficiently and effectively.
roles
Business Value
CSI Model
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
25. Pre-defined - agreed steps to handle a particular type of problem.
Problem Model
Availability Determined by
CSI Defined
SKMS
26. Substitutes - regulators - customers
Risk Analysis
Drivers
Differential Charging
RACI Model
27. Data - Information - Knowledge - Wisdom
BIA
Shared processes
DIKW
Service Catalog
28. Shows there are many elements of a process
Rights
5 Aspects of Service Design
Availability
generic process model
29. Creators of ITIL
Shared processes
UK OGC
Accounting
Good practices
30. External 3rd party of good and services required to deliver IT services
Supplier
BIA
Service portfolio
shared provider
31. Collection of components required to implement new or changed services.
CMDB
Financial management
Release
Application Management
32. Authority matrix for roles and responsibilities; Responsible - accountable - consulted - informed
UK OGC
resources
RACI Model
Activities and Relationships
33. Handled as Normal - standard - or Emergency
UK OGC
Change Requests
Sources
service management
34. Return to normal service as quickly as possible
Goal of Service Desk
Event Management
Security framework and ISMS
RACI Model
35. Technical - people
Objectives of Release and Development
Capacity Management Resources
Supplier
functions
36. Outcomes that must happen to achieve success; maps to goals
CSFs
service management
Rights
Proactive Problem management
37. Activities to turn input to output
process body
KEDB
Scenarios
shared provider
38. Continual Service Improvement
Goals and objectives through services
process body
ITIL
CSI
39. Data sources - DML and tools.
Demand Management
CMS
Activity Based Demand Management
Governance
40. Understand how differences generate demand
Good practices
process control
User profiles
Goal of Service Desk
41. Outsourced 3rd party
Primary Components of ITIL Library
functions
external provider
Change Models
42. Uncertainty of outcome; positive or negative
Service units
Identity
SLAM Chart
Risk
43. Service providers ability to coordinate - control - and deployed resources to produce value
Risk
CSFs
capabilities
Reactive
44. Operational Services available to the business
Sources
SLA Management
Service Catalog
Activities in Change Management
45. Pattern of Business Activity
Risk Analysis
PBA
Differential Charging
Proactive Problem management
46. Needed for process activities to continue
Service Design Package
CSI
inputs
ECAB
47. Configuration Item
Four P's
Financial management
CI
Drivers
48. Provides resources and capabilities to manage application lifecycle.
Application Management
Activity Based Demand Management
Operation Level Agreement
service management
49. Fair value for a service
Service Improvement Plan
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Service valuation
Proactive
50. Invoke process activities
three metric types
triggers
Value
UK OGC