Goals
- Prepare to pass the ITIL Service Strategy (SS) certification exam
- Analyze the principles, techniques and relationships to create an SS
- Identify the purpose, scope and objectives of each SS process
- Assess governance IT to strategize and leverage governance frameworks and organizations
Program
– Planning, protection and optimization in the context of the service lifecycle
– Optimization of services – Fundamentals of service
design
– The role of design coordination within planning, protection and optimization
Basic concepts
– Purpose, goals and objectives of capacity management
– Methods and techniques
– Policies, principles and basic concepts of capacity management
Capacity management activities
– Using capacity management to contribute to quality assurance
– Capacity management information system
– Respecting cost and time constraints
Scope of availability management – Purpose and objectives
– Availability management in relation to planning, protection and optimization
– Enabling availability management through methods and techniques
– How is availability management availability creates business value
Concepts and activities
– Triggers, entry and exit to other processes
– Establish metrics to ensure the success of the process
– Demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of successful availability management
Continuity management to generate business value – Illustrate main activities
– Initiation
– Requirements and strategies
– Implementation
– Continuous operation
Main activities
– Policies and principles
– Ensuring quality assurance during the introduction of IT service continuity services
– Risk management
– Planning for restorations
– Policies and principles
– Difficulties and key success factors
– Analysis of the contribution of information security management to the quality assurance of new services
– How information security creates business value
– Align IT security with business security
Key activities for the implementation of information security management
– Methods and techniques
– Ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability
– Key metrics to measure success
– Risks of security management information
– Service strategy and demand management
– Capacity / demand coupling
– Scope and objectives
Identify patterns of demand management
– Activities, methods and techniques
– Influence customer requests
– Manage service request
– Demand management techniques
– Define the key roles for the execution of each phase of the process
– Process manager and process practitioner
– Management of the capacity, availability and continuity of IT services and information security
– Generic requirements and evaluation criteria
– Functions and functionalities related to planning, protection and optimization, good implementation practices
– Considerations for the planning and implementation of service management technologies
Duration
5 days
Price
£ 2352
Audience
IT directors, managers, system administrators, developers, all those concerned by IS
Prerequisites
Have taken the ITIL Foundation course or equivalent concepts
Reference
GES101217-F
Sessions
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