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    Best Practice: Continual Service Improvement basierend auf ITIL® V3
    IT service management
    ITIL V3 Foundation Exam - The Study Guide
    • ITIL V3 Foundation Exam - The Study Guide

      • 230 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura

      This title has been officially endorsed by APMG UK. It covers all the material found in the ITIL V3 Foundations Exam. Its 230 pages cover everything you need to know to pass the exam and in addition the Official OGC sample exams are included at the end of each chapter. The title separates out the processes within each lifecycle stage making this a handy and convenient title to take back to the work place and to start implementing Best Practices as found in the Foundation training course. The book also contains official ITIL diagrams and Glossary of terms which are fully licensed by the British Government. 1. Official Example ITIL V3 Exams 2. Additional to ITIL V3 core books and official ISO 20000 publications 3. Lay-flat binding for training courses and students 4. A complete and thorough explanation of all key concepts

      ITIL V3 Foundation Exam - The Study Guide
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    • Best Practice: Continual Service Improvement basierend auf ITIL® V3

      Eine Management Guide

      • 180 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura

      IT must continually align and re-align IT services to the changing business needs by identifying and implementing improvements to IT services that support the business. ITIL V3 places this within the lifecycle phase of Continual Service Improvement. An IT service is created by a number of activities. The quality of these activities and the process which links these activities determine the quality of the eventual service. CSL focuses on the activities and processes to improve the quality of services and its goal is for continual improvement of the effectiveness and efficiency of IT services, allowing them to meet the business requirements better. The Topics are covered CSI Improvement Process Service Reporting By measuring and analyzing the process results in all service lifecycle phases you can determine which results are structurally worse than others. These offer the highest improvement probability. Other Languages Available: English, Dutch, German, Spanish

      Best Practice: Continual Service Improvement basierend auf ITIL® V3