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This slideshow is created to give you a high level overview of the processes and terminology in the ITIL 2011 Service Design book. This will help you to understand the difference between ITIL V3 and ITIL 2011 in relation to Service Design.
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ITIL intermediate Service Design - how is ITIL V3 Service Design different from ITIL 2011 Service Design?
1. ITIL Intermediate
What is new in Service Design 2011?
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2. What to do AFTER
Foundation?
• Capability Stream • Lifecycle Stream
• SOA • SS
• PPO • SD
• RCV • ST
• OSA • SO
• CSI
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3. ITIL Certification
Pathway
ITIL
Master
ITIL Expert
Managing Across the Lifecycle
SS SD ST SO CSI OSA PPO RCV SOA
Lifecycle Modules Capability Modules
ITIL 2011 Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management
4. Lifecycle Courses
• Target audience:
IT Directors and IT
Managers. Also consultants
and ITIL trainers.
• Deep understanding around
processes within a specific
Lifecycle Stage.
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5. Lifecycle theory covers..
• Processes from a single Lifecycle
phase (=single ITIL book )
• Implementation consideration for the
group of processes
• Technology and Tools to support the
group of processes
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6. Service Design Book
• Core text: 299 pages
• appendix A - The Service Design Package (3 pages)
• Appendix B - Service Acceptance Criteria (1.5 pages)
• Appendix C - Process documentation Template (1 pages)
• Appendix D - Design and planning documents and their contents
(2 pages)
• Appendix E - Environmental architectures and standards ( 4
pages)
• Appendix F - Sample SLA and OLA (5.5 pages)
7. Service Design Book
• Appendix G - Service Catalogue Example (1 page)
• Appendix H - The Service Management Process maturity
framework (3 pages)
• Appendix I - Example of the contents of a statement of
requirements and/or invitation to tender (1 pages)
• Appendix J - Typical content of a capacity plan (2 pages)
• Appendix K - Typical contents of a recovery plan ( 4 pages)
• Appendix L - Procurement documents (1 page)
• Appendix M - Risk assessment and management (4.5 pages)
8. Service Design Book
• Appendix N - Related Guidance (7 pages)
• Appendix O - Examples of inputs and outputs across the service
lifecycle (2 pages)
•
9. Processes in ITIL
Service Design Stage
• Design Coordination*
• Service Catalogue Management
• Service Level Management
• Availability Management
• Capacity Management
• IT Service Continuity Management
• Information Security Management
• Supplier Management
* indicates changes from ITIL V3 to ITIL 2011
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10. Strategy Design
Coordination
• Overall lifecycle stage activities:
• define & maintain policies and methods
• plan design recourses & capabilities
• coordinate design activities
• manage design risk and issues
• improve Service design
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11. Strategy Design
Coordination
• Activities for each design:
• Plan individual designs
• Coordinate individual designs
• Monitor individual designs
• Review designs and ensure handover of
service design package
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12. Service Catalogue
Management
(no big changes from V3)
• Service Catalogue Structure - multiple
view options:
• 2 view : business & technical
• 3 view: wholesale, retail, supporting
services (example!)
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13. Service Level
Management
(no big changes from V3)
• Activities include:
• Designing SLA frameworks
• Determine, document & agree on requirements
• Negotiate SLA’s for operational services
• Monitor Service Performance (against SLA)
• Producing Service Reports
• Conducting service reviews (SIP)
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14. Service Level
Management
• Activities include: (continued)
• Collating, measuring and improving customer satisfaction
• Reviewing and revising SLAs, Service Scope and Underpinning Contracts
• Reviewing and revising OLAs, underpinning agreements and service scope
• Developing contracts and relationships
• Handling complaints and compliments
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15. Availability Management
(no big changes from V3)
➡ Reactive Availability management
➡ Proactive Availability management
➡ reliability, serviceability, VBF, SFA,
FTA, SPOF, CFIA
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16. Capacity Management
(no big changes from V3)
➡ Business, Service, Component
Capacity Management
➡ strong link with Demand Management
➡ Outputs:
CMIS, Capacity Plan, Service Performance Information and reports, Workload analysis
and reports, Ad hoc capacity and performance reports, Forecasts and predictive reports,
Thresholds, alerts and events, Improvement actions.
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17. IT Service Continuity
Management
(no big changes from V3)
➡ 4 stages: Initiation, Requirements &
strategy, Implementation, Ongoing
operation.
➡ Recovery options: Manual workarounds, Reciprocal
Arrangements, Gradual Recovery, Intermediate Recovery, Fast
Recovery, Immediate Recovery
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18. Information Security
Management
➡ Policies (no big changes from V3)
➡ Risk Assessment & management in information
security management
➡ Information Security Management system (plan,
implement, evaluate, maintain)
➡ Security Governance
➡ Security Controls (preventive, reductive, detective,
repressive, corrective)
➡ Management of security breaches and incidents
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19. Supplier Management
(no big changes from V3)
➡ outputs:
Supplier & contracts management information system (SCMIS),
Supplier and contract performance information and reports,
supplier and contract review meeting minutes,
supplier SIPs,
supplier survey reports
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Intermediate exam option:
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21. Intermediate
exam
8 questions
Complex multiple choice with
scenario
Graded answers:
5 points for the best answer
3 points for the next option
1 points for the next option
0 points for the distractor
28 points = pass
90 minutes to complete exam
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