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ITIL Vocab
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itil
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Combination of utility and warranty
Drivers
Goals and objectives through services
service value
Goal of Service Desk
2. Needed for process activities to continue
technology metrics
Process
Demand and delivery
inputs
3. Detection - logging - categorization - prioritization - investigation and diagnosis - workarounds - known error - resolution - closure - major problem review
Release
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
Reactive activities
Service Asset and Configuration Management
4. Activities to turn input to output
DML
process body
Incident Management Activities
Business Service Catalog
5. Changes to service portfolio or to services; project proposals - operational - user access.
generic process model
Rights
Demand and delivery
Types of requests
6. Bundles of assets that deliver goods and services to business customers
4 Characteristics of processes
business unit
Activities and Relationships
Service Based SLA
7. Grants authorized user rights for service access
Access Management
Service Design
Value
Operation Level Agreement
8. Ensure security in services and service mgmt activities aligned with business. Protect value of information. Prevent failures in confidentiality - integrity - and authenticity.
roles
Enablers
functions
Information Security Management
9. Pattern of Business Activity
PBA
IT Service Continuity Management
Service Improvement Plan
Release Design Options
10. Begins when problem found - find a root cause and eliminate incidents
CMS
SLAM Chart
Business Service Catalog
Reactive Problem management
11. Using a variety of KPIs
SLAM Chart
Reactive Problem management
Balance View
Availability Determined by
12. Effective - not perfect
Goal of Processes
Services are about
Objectives of Release and Development
Primary Components of ITIL Library
13. Services being proposed - developed or changed
Capacity Management Resources
Service pipeline
Reactive activities
5 Aspects of Service Design
14. Plan - Design - improve
Capacity Management
Proactive
Request Models
Service Groups
15. Technology - service - process
Four P's
Service lifecycle
three metric types
CAB
16. Essential to governance
Capacity Management Resources
Security framework and ISMS
Activities and Relationships
Activity Based Demand Management
17. Compliance - quality - performance and value
Service Improvement Plan
KPI Categories
three metric types
Availability
18. Provides capabilities and resources to manage IT Infrastructure.
Change Requests
RACI Model
Service Automation
Technical management
19. Delivery of quality - cost effective services that meet the business' current and future functional and quality requirements.
Security framework and ISMS
Value to the business
Supplier Policy and Strategy
CSI Model
20. Business Impact Analysis
BIA
Directory Services
process enablers
Risk
21. Emergency Change Advisory Board
technology metrics
ECAB
Business Value Approach
Access Management
22. Drives supplier management activities
resources
Supplier Policy and Strategy
Multi-Level SLA
KPIs
23. Security management activities are driven by this.
external provider
capabilities
Information Security Policy
process body
24. Known Error Database
shared provider
KEDB
CSI Model
Capacity Management Resources
25. Make designs into reality; transition to operation environment; control risk and service disruption
Service Transition
Service Desk
CSI
Value
26. Countermeasures - monitoring
Risk Analysis
KPIs
DIKW
Risk Management
27. Continual Service Improvement
business unit
Rights
PBA
CSI
28. Financial quantification of value of services - assets - and operation forecassting
Financial management
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Sources
Service Strategy
29. Analyze patterns of business activities that occur
IT Operations Management
Release and Deployment Goal
metric
Activity Based Demand Management
30. Lifecycle of activities that never stops
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Service units
ITSCM
Shared processes
31. Higher price during peak usage
Compliance
Differential Charging
Directory Services
Activity Based Demand Management
32. Pre-defined - agreed steps to handle a particular type of problem.
Financial management
Service Catalog Management
Problem Model
generic process model
33. Superior performance vs alternatives. Implement IT Service management as strategic asset. Think and act strategically. Remember customers have preferences influenced by perceptions. Adopt a marketing mindset
Goals and objectives through services
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Goal of Processes
Service Design Package
34. Service and Component
RACI Model
Two Availability Types
technology metrics
Service Asset and Configuration Management
35. Change Advisory Board
CAB
Types of requests
Problem Model
business unit
36. ITIL Core - ITIL complementary guideline
Reactive activities
Primary Components of ITIL Library
Availability Management
Capacity Management Resources
37. Accountable for service - works to identify and prioritize service improvements
Differential Charging
Service Owner
Services are about
Risk Management
38. Provide summary report of achievements and shows where to be improved
service metrics
Deming Cycle
SLAM Chart
Service Based SLA
39. Collection of components required to implement new or changed services.
Service Catalog Management
Release
Service Solution
process body
40. Big Bang vs Phased. Push vs Pull. Automation vs Manual.
Capacity Management
Activities and Relationships
CSI
Release Design Options
41. Acceptable for meeting an orgs internal and external requirements
Good practices
Availability Management
Service lifecycle
internal service provider
42. Defined by context of business outcomes
PBA
Four P's
Value
ITIL
43. Provide pre-defined steps for handling service requests.
three metric types
Technical Service Catalog
Good Capacity management
Request Models
44. Info Security management System
Activities and Relationships
ISMS
Risk Management
Capacity Management
45. 5 stages in the life of a service
Continual Service Improvement
Service Catalog
User profiles
Service lifecycle
46. Come from business or customer
BIA
Service Transition
Balance View
Service Based SLA
47. Match evolving demands of capacity and performance.
Business Value Approach
Baselines
Capacity Management
Business Service Catalog
48. Model and plan services - ask why before asking how
Service Strategy
User profiles
Service pipeline
process enablers
49. IT Infrastructure library
Access Management
Drivers
ITIL
Risk
50. Enable use of pre-defined methods and allow automation of process workflow.
Change Models
Service Review
Value to the business
process body