
ITIL Foundation All-in-One Exam Guide
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 ITIL Fundamentals
- ITSM or ITIL?
- Heritage of ITIL
- Version 1
- Version 2
- Version 3
- Beyond a Superficial Understanding of ITIL
- Common Misapprehensions and Misconceptions About ITIL
- What ITIL Is
- My Ten Commandments (What Is Compulsory in ITIL)
- The Three Axioms
- Complementary Frameworks
- "Best" Sounds Good, But What Does It Mean?
- Crucial Definitions in ITIL
- Business
- Ownership
- Service
- Exercise 1-1: What Do You Understand by Service?
- Answers to Exercise 1-1
- More Crucial Definitions in ITIL
- Outcome
- Service Management
- IT Service Management (ITSM)
- Service Providers
- Stakeholders
- Process
- Function
- Roles
- Getting Organized the ITIL Way
- Maintaining Control Through Governance
- Risk
- Tools
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 2 The Service Lifecycle
- What Is the Service Lifecycle?
- The Five Lifecycle Stages
- Service Strategy
- Service Design
- Service Transition
- Service Operation
- Continual Service Improvement
- Lifecycle Stages in Action
- Processes and Functions
- Exercise 2-1: Processes and Functions in the Service Lifecycle
- Chapter Review
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 3 Service Strategy
- The Purpose of Service Strategy
- Service Providers and Service Categories
- Value Creation
- Assets
- Resources
- Capabilities
- Service Strategy Processes
- Strategy Management
- Service Portfolio Management
- Business Relationship Management
- Financial Management for IT Services
- Demand Management
- Roles in Service Strategy
- Tools in Service Strategy
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Further Reading
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 4 Service Design
- The Purpose of Service Design
- Holistic Service Design
- Service Solutions
- Management Information Systems and Tools
- Technology Architectures and Management Architectures
- Processes
- Measurement Methods and Metrics
- The Principles of Service Design
- The Service Design Package
- Service Design Processes
- Design Coordination Process
- Service Catalog Management Process
- Service Level Management (SLM) Process
- Exercise 4-1: Service Level Agreement Contents
- Capacity Management
- Availability Management
- IT Service Continuity Management
- Information Security Management Process
- Supplier Management Process
- Roles in Service Design
- Tools in Service Design
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Answer to Exercise 4-1
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 5 Service Transition
- The Purpose of Service Transition
- Outsourcing
- Service Transition Processes
- Transition Planning and Support
- Knowledge Management
- Service Asset and Configuration Management
- Change Management
- Exercise 5-1: Why Changes Fail and How Effective Change Management Can Improve Matters
- Release and Deployment Management
- Service Validation and Testing
- Change Evaluation
- Roles in Service Transition
- Tools in Service Transition
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Answer to Exercise 5-1 (Part 2)
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 6 Service Operation
- The Purpose of Service Operation
- The Scope of Service Operation
- Principles of Service Operation
- Balance
- Communication
- Service Operation Processes
- Event Management
- Incident Management
- Problem Management
- Request Fulfillment
- Access Management
- Service Operation Functions
- Service Desk
- IT Operations Management
- Technical Management
- Applications Management
- Roles in Service Operation
- Tools in Service Operation
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 7 Continual Service Improvement
- The Purpose of Continual Service Improvement
- The Principles of Continual Service Improvement
- The Deming Cycle (Plan-Do-Check-Act)
- Continual Service Improvement Register
- Continual vs. Continuous
- Continual Service Improvement Is Not a Project
- Continual Service Improvement Process
- Seven-Step Service Improvement Process
- The Continual Service Improvement Approach
- Measurement and Metrics
- Baselines
- Metrics, KPIs, and CSFs
- A Cautionary Thought
- Implementing Continual Service Improvement
- Next Actions
- Further Actions
- Kotter's Eight Steps
- Roles in Continual Service Improvement
- CSI Manager
- Other CSI Roles
- Tools in Continual Service Improvement
- Chapter Review
- Quick Review
- Questions
- Answers
- Chapter 8 IT Service Management in the Real World
- Real-World Stories
- Fun with Finance
- Beware Apollo, the Project Manager
- Outsourcing Occasions
- Configuration Conundrums
- It Was a Quiet Day in the Office When . . .
- Have We Got a Problem?
- Common Challenges
- "IT Is Just More Overhead"
- Does the IT Director Have to Make Business Decisions?
- I Need to Get Started Now-Today!
- Is Your Change Manager Considered Omnipotent?
- How Many Hours Is This Going to Take?
- Listen, This Is a Major Disruption-I Want a "Sev 1"
- Service Management Improvement
- Tool Selection
- The Continual Service Improvement Register
- The International Standard: ISO/IEC 20000
- Chapter Review
- Questions
- Answers
- Appendix A Implementation
- Appendix B ITSM Qualifications Structure
- Appendix C Instant ITIL Expertise
- ITIL Buzz-Phrase Generator
- Instructions for Use
- Appendix D About the Download
- System Requirements
- Installing and Running Total Tester
- Video Training from the Author
- PDF Copy of the Book
- Technical Support
- Total Seminars Technical Support
- McGraw-Hill Education Content Support
- Glossary
- Index
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