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ITIL Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Standards - industry practices - academic research - training and education - and internal experience
internal service provider
Application Management
Service pipeline
Sources
2. Substitutes - regulators - customers
Risk Analysis
Drivers
service value
Financial planning
3. Activities to turn input to output
4 Characteristics of processes
Reactive activities
process body
Process
4. Creators of ITIL
Compliance
UK OGC
Reactive
Service units
5. Vital for understanding service dependencies and relationships to overall service knowledge.
Service Desk
Supplier Contract DB (SCD)
IT Operations Management
Capacity Management
6. The service portfolio
shared provider
Incident Management Activities
Rights
Service Management Systems and Tools
7. Key aspect is linkage of business impact to business objectives
Business Case
Supplier Categorization
Contract
Accounting
8. Accountable for service - works to identify and prioritize service improvements
Service Operation
Service Owner
Business Value
DML
9. Financial quantification of value of services - assets - and operation forecassting
Financial management
ISMS
Capacity Management 3 Sub-Processes
Supplier Management
10. Lifecycle of activities that never stops
Release Design Options
Risk Management
ITSCM
service provider types
11. Cost justified in a timely manner
Directory Services
outputs
Service Transition
Good Capacity management
12. Local - Centralized - Virual - Follow-the-sun.
Scenarios
IT Operations Management
outputs
Service Desk Structures
13. Plan - Design - improve
Proactive
CSI Uses
shared provider
Good practices
14. Design of new and changed services; cost effective - efficient - high quality
Service portfolio
Service Design
service metrics
Four P's
15. Invoke process activities
triggers
shared provider
KPIs
Service lifecycle
16. Configuration Management System
Primary Components of ITIL Library
Service Solution
shared provider
CMS
17. Ensures use of standard methods and procedures for changes to assets and CIs under control of SACM.
Problem Management
Change Management
CSI Defined
Goals and objectives through services
18. Service Knowledge Management System.
Service Transition
Change Requests
SKMS
Drivers
19. Collection of components required to implement new or changed services.
Release
Availability Determined by
Proactive Problem management
inputs
20. Technical - people
Service Solution
Capacity Management Resources
User profiles
4 Characteristics of processes
21. Use of proper and consistent accounting methods
CI
Risk
Compliance
process enablers
22. Analyze patterns of business activities that occur
process enablers
Service Automation
Activities in Service Assets & Config. Management
Activity Based Demand Management
23. Scale of measurement - identify trends - calculate productivity and resource utilization - and understand current state
Risk Analysis
metric
Governance
Deming Cycle
24. Return to normal service as quickly as possible
Accounting
generic process model
Availability Management
Goal of Service Desk
25. Data - Information - Knowledge - Wisdom
Service lifecycle
external provider
Reactive
DIKW
26. Understand how differences generate demand
three metric types
User profiles
Incident Model
Release
27. Technology - service - process
external provider
three metric types
Service Strategy
ITIL
28. Essential for understanding risk and impact of suppliers and contracts.
Types of requests
Service pipeline
Supplier Categorization
Request Models
29. Bundles of assets that deliver goods and services to business customers
Governance
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Event Management
business unit
30. Competition - compliance - commitment
Scenarios
Demand and delivery
Supplier Policy and Strategy
Information Security Management
31. Fair value for a service
Service Design
Service valuation
inputs
Accounting
32. Functionality - quality - right cost - on time
Service Solution
Service Asset and Configuration Management
Activities in Service Assets & Config. Management
Sources
33. Data sources - DML and tools.
CMS
business unit
Generic process model
Value
34. Countermeasures - monitoring
CSI
Risk Management
Service units
Service Improvement Plan
35. Change Advisory Board
CAB
Service valuation
Service Groups
Service Review
36. They are synchronous
Operation Level Agreement
Technical management
Demand and delivery
Service Design
37. Known Error Database
Compliance
KEDB
Service Strategy
shared provider
38. Grants authorized user rights for service access
ISMS
triggers
Access Management
Good practices
39. Ability to perform agreed function when required
Operation Level Agreement
Risk
CMS
Availability
40. People - Process - Products - Partners
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41. Provides resources and capabilities to manage application lifecycle.
Service pipeline
Request Models
Application Management
Service valuation
42. Reliability - maintainability - and serviceability
Request Models
Availability Determined by
internal service provider
Service Design
43. Provide pre-defined steps for handling service requests.
Request Models
inputs
Capacity Management
Good practices
44. Business Impact Analysis
CI
CSFs
functions
BIA
45. Associated with service and process metrics
Business Value Approach
Business Service Catalog
Availability Determined by
technology metrics
46. Plan ofr successful efficient deployment with minimal unpredicted impact - and giving knowledge to staff during transition.
Service Catalog Management
roles
Change Models
Objectives of Release and Development
47. Support business continuity plans and strategy. Ensure IT services can be resumed in agreed timescales
IT Service Continuity Management
CSI Model
Request Models
Reactive Problem management
48. Internal - shared - external
Availability Management
Service Asset and Configuration Management
internal service provider
service provider types
49. Configuration Item
Access Management
Service Automation
CI
inputs
50. ITIL Core - ITIL complementary guideline
Availability Management
Primary Components of ITIL Library
Scenarios
BIA