ITIL® 4 Foundation Certification Training Course

Course Description

This ITIL certification introduces learners to ITIL 4, the newest version of the ITIL exam, to understand and improve an IT-enabled enterprise. This ITIL V4 certification course will help you understand the concepts, languages, best practices, and processes utilized in the ITIL 4 lifecycle.

ITIL Certification Course Overview

This ITIL foundation course provides you with a firm understanding of the ITIL 4 framework, core concepts and terminologies of ITIL service lifecycle. By the end of this ITIL certification, you will understand how ITIL evolved to adopt modern technologies and operational processes as well as the necessary concepts in a service management framework.

ITIL Training Key Features

100% Money Back Guarantee
19 PDUs for self-paced learning
22 PDUs for online classroom flexi pass offered
30 chapter-end quizzes and 2 industry case studies
Four simulation exams
Exam voucher included

Skills Covered

ITIL key concepts
ITIL central principles
ITIL process models
Service level management
Customer experience improvements
ITSM efficiency
15 ITIL best practices

Benefits

The ITIL certification is a requirement for people who want to understand the concept of ITIL frameworks and enhance the quality of IT Service Management. ITIL certified professionals can earn up to 40-percent more than their non-certified peers.

ITIL Course Curriculum

Eligibility

This ITIL V4 certification training course is best suited for IT executives, IT architects, operations managers, IT audit managers, IT planners and consultants, database administrators, ITSM trainers, service delivery professionals, quality analysts, application management and development teams, and IT managers. Obtaining the ITIL V4 foundation certification is available to both seasoned IT professionals and those fresh in their IT career.

Pre-requisites

To take the ITIL 4 Foundation Certification exam, no prerequisite is required.

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Course Syllabus

Course Content

ITIL® 4 Foundation

Lesson 01 – Course Introduction08:02

1.01 Course Introduction08:02

Lesson 02 – Key Concepts of Service Management18:01

2.01 Key Concepts of Service Management00:31
2.02 Service Management01:39
2.03 Stakeholders of Service Management01:25
2.04 Service Consumer Roles02:22
2.05 Products and Services00:44
2.06 Service Offerings01:56
2.07 Service Relationships02:31
2.08 Value Outcomes, Costs, and Risks Service Relationships02:17
2.09 Risks01:38
2.10 Utility and Warranty01:51
2.11 Key Takeaways01:07
Knowledge Check

Lesson 03 – Four Dimensions of Service Management22:27

3.01 Four Dimensions of Service Management00:31
3.02 Dimensions of Service Management01:21
3.03 Organizations and People02:33
3.04 Information and Technology03:10
3.05 Information and Technology Regulations00:47
3.06 Selecting the Right Technology01:19
3.07 Factors Influencing Technology01:07
3.08 Cloud Computing01:20
3.09 Partners and Suppliers01:40
3.10 Organization Strategy02:12
3.11 Value Streams and Processes02:12
3.12 Processes01:04
3.13 Factors Affecting Service Providers02:29
3.14 Key Takeaways00:42
Knowledge Check

Lesson 04 – The ITIL Service Value System30:08

4.01 The ITIL Service Value System00:31
4.02 Service Value System01:53
4.03 Components of SVS00:59
4.04 Organizational Silos02:27
4.05 ITIL Guiding Principles01:26
4.06 Focus on Value01:58
4.07 Applying the Principle – Focus on Value01:14
4.08 Start Where You Are01:55
4.09 Applying the Principle – Start Where You Area01:23
4.10 Progress Iteratively with Feedback01:48
4.11 Applying the Principle – Progress Iteratively with Feedback00:59
4.12 Collaborate and Promote Visibility02:00
4.13 Applying the Principle – Collaborate and Promote Visibility01:02
4.14 Think and Work Holistically00:29
4.15 Applying the Principle – Think and Work Holistically01:17
4.16 Keep It Simple and Practical00:46
4.17 Applying the Principle – Keep It Simple and Practical01:08
4.18 Optimize and Automate01:49
4.19 Applying the Principle – Optimize and Automate01:41
4.20 Principle Interaction02:48
4.21 Key Takeaways00:35
knowledge Check

Lesson 05 – The Service Value Chain12:39

5.01 The Service Value Chain00:35
5.02 The Service Value Chain Overview01:07
5.03 Plan Activity01:15
5.04 Improve Activity01:09
5.05 Engage Activity02:02
5.06 Design and Transition Activity01:14
5.07 Obtain or Build Activity01:23
5.08 Deliver and Support Activity01:22
5.09 Service Value Streams01:11
5.10 Key Takeaways01:21
Knowledge Check

Lesson 06 – ITIL Management Practices52:03

6.01 ITIL Management Practices00:42
6.02 Continual Improvement02:55
6.03 Information Security Management02:50
6.04 Relationship Management02:29
6.05 Supplier Management04:15
6.06 Supplier Management Activities02:16
6.07 Change Enablement03:08
6.08 Incident Management02:23
6.09 IT Asset Management03:22
6.10 IT Asset Management Activities02:16
6.11 Monitoring and Event Management02:24
6.12 Problem Management03:52
6.13 Release Management02:28
6.14 Service Configuration Management02:30
6.15 Service Desk03:33
6.16 Service Level Management03:21
6.17 Service Request Management03:11
6.18 Deployment Management02:32
6.19 ITIL Terms00:53
6.20 Key Takeaways00:43
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