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ITIL Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Internal - shared - external
Capacity Plan
service provider types
Technical Service Catalog
Process
2. Ensures use of standard methods and procedures for changes to assets and CIs under control of SACM.
Change Management
KPI Categories
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
Baselines
3. Improve performance of service assets and utility & warranty of services
SLAM Chart
CI
Service Automation
Goals and objectives through services
4. Ability to perform agreed function when required
service management
Availability
Supplier
Service lifecycle
5. Continue to seek improvements in value of services
functions
Business Value Approach
Continual Service Improvement
Demand Management
6. Provide pre-defined steps for handling service requests.
Services
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Request Models
Drivers
7. Collection of components required to implement new or changed services.
Release
Business Value
Two Availability Types
Service Management Systems and Tools
8. Key aspect is linkage of business impact to business objectives
Change Models
Business Case
Service Strategy
KPI Categories
9. Business Impact Analysis
roles
IT Operations Management
Rights
BIA
10. Requirements for process to operate
process enablers
Two Availability Types
Activities and Relationships
CSI Model
11. Specialized to perform certain work with specific outcomes. Own capabilities and resources. Build knowledge. Provide structure and stability.
Balance View
Activities in Change Management
Shared processes
functions
12. Model and plan services - ask why before asking how
Enablers
Technical management
Service Strategy
Service Management Systems and Tools
13. Competition - compliance - commitment
Value
Scenarios
Operation Level Agreement
Rights
14. Known Error Database
resources
shared provider
KEDB
IT Service Continuity Management
15. Pre-defined steps for handling a particular type of incident.
Release and Deployment Goal
Activities in Service Assets & Config. Management
Incident Model
service management
16. Performs day-to-day activities to deliver services to targets
Availability Management
Service valuation
IT Operations Management
Goal of Service Desk
17. Corporate (generic) - customer (particular business unit) - and service (all specific issues)
Financial management
Activity Based Demand Management
Multi-Level SLA
Business Value Approach
18. Change Advisory Board
Accounting
outputs
CAB
Service Management Systems and Tools
19. Needed for process activities to continue
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Enablers
inputs
Financial planning
20. Ensures process is efficient - effective - consistent
Activities and Relationships
Business Service Catalog
Proactive
process control
21. Substitutes - regulators - customers
Application Management
Service portfolio
Drivers
Demand and delivery
22. Cost justified in a timely manner
Good Capacity management
Demand and delivery
Release and Deployment Goal
SKMS
23. Manages suppliers to support IT Targets. Ensures maximum value is obtained.
Service Desk
Goal of Service Desk
Supplier Management
KPIs
24. Info Security management System
metric
ISMS
Incident Management Activities
Generic process model
25. Provide summary report of achievements and shows where to be improved
SLAM Chart
service management
Incident Model
BIA
26. Enable use of pre-defined methods and allow automation of process workflow.
DML
shared provider
three metric types
Change Models
27. Am I uniquely identifiable and authorized?
Operation Level Agreement
Identity
Capacity Plan
Financial management
28. Between IT service provider and another part of the same organization
Information Security Policy
Multi-Level SLA
Request Models
Operation Level Agreement
29. Changes to service portfolio or to services; project proposals - operational - user access.
CSI Uses
Service Catalog Management
triggers
Types of requests
30. Direct inputs to production of services
Problem Model
Financial management
resources
Service portfolio
31. Employees - customers - vendors - suppliers - advisors - technology
Release and Deployment Goal
resources
Enablers
Service lifecycle
32. Plan - do - check - act to control and manage quality
triggers
ISMS
CSI Uses
service management
33. Efficient service delivery; strategic objectives realized
Goals and objectives through services
Business Service Catalog
Service Operation
Types of requests
34. Transition new and changed services into operations efficiently and effectively.
Release and Deployment Goal
Business Value
Release Design Options
generic process model
35. Compliance - quality - performance and value
KPI Categories
CSI
Service Design Package
Technical Service Catalog
36. Acceptable for meeting an orgs internal and external requirements
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Service Design
DIKW
Good practices
37. Legally binding agreement between 2 or more parties
Contract
outputs
technology metrics
Good practices
38. Bundles of assets that deliver goods and services to business customers
technology metrics
Goals and objectives through services
business unit
Business Service Catalog
39. Consists of process control - the process - and process enablers
RACI Model
Event Management
Generic process model
Services are about
40. They are synchronous
Release
Availability Determined by
BIA
Demand and delivery
41. Service Knowledge Management System.
Identity
SKMS
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
Demand and delivery
42. Defines all aspects of an IT Service throughout its lifecycle.
Multi-Level SLA
Service Design Package
Primary Components of ITIL Library
Technical Service Catalog
43. Ensure proper funding which is driven by strategy - capacity - and anticipated demand
Financial planning
CMDB
CAB
Service lifecycle
44. Service and Component
Service Transition
Scenarios
Two Availability Types
Supplier Management
45. Business capacity management (future) - service capacity management (current services) - component capacity management (IT Infra)
metric
ITSCM
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
Financial management
46. Invoke process activities
Service Catalog
Risk Analysis
triggers
Types of requests
47. Understand how differences generate demand
Capacity Plan
ECAB
User profiles
Service lifecycle
48. Meet or exceed agreed availability targets.
Availability Management
Operation Level Agreement
Demand and delivery
triggers
49. Viewed by the business
Business Service Catalog
Proactive
service provider types
Change Requests
50. Drives supplier management activities
Incident Model
Supplier Policy and Strategy
Problem Management
Availability Management