Service Transition (And Processes) Flashcards

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What is Service Transition?

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It is how we implement and manage the transition between the design and the operation of the service.

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What are the processes of Service Transition? (7 of them)

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  • Planning and Support
  • Change Management
  • Service Asset and Configuration Management
  • Release and Deployment Management
  • Knowledge Management
  • Service Validation and Testing
  • Change Evaluation
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What is the purpose of Service Transition?

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To move services from the service design stage into production, ensuring it is tested against original requirements.

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What does Transition Planning and Support do?

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Provides planning and coordination for service transition by putting into action the SDP that is passed from service design to service transition.

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What is Change Management responsible for?

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Controlling the lifecycle of changes to services, and minimising risks involved.

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What is the change governance body known as?

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CAB (Change Advisory Board)

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What are the 3 types of changes the CAB will deal with?

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Normal changes, standard changes, emergency changes.

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What is the purpose of Service Asset and Configuration Management?

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To control the assets used to deliver services, where they are and what they are being used for.

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