7 - edge-case topics, trickier distinctions, and theory details Flashcards

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What does ‘collaborate and promote visibility’ emphasize?

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Encouraging transparency and teamwork to improve outcomes and reduce silos.

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What does ‘progress iteratively with feedback’ emphasize?

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Taking small, manageable steps and using feedback to guide adjustments.

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What is the role of automation in continual improvement?

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To streamline repetitive tasks, enabling faster, more reliable improvements.

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What is organizational change management (OCM)?

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A practice that ensures successful adoption and embedding of change in an organization.

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What is the difference between effectiveness and efficiency?

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Effectiveness is doing the right things; efficiency is doing things right with minimal waste.

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What is governance’s relationship to the Service Value System (SVS)?

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It ensures policies, controls, and oversight direct the organization’s activities.

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What is demand management?

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Understanding, anticipating, and influencing customer demand for services.

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What is service quality?

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The degree to which a service meets customer requirements and expectations.

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What is the difference between outputs and outcomes?

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Outputs are tangible deliverables; outcomes are the results or value created for stakeholders.

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What is the role of experience in measuring service quality?

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User perceptions shape how they judge service performance, even beyond objective measures.

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What is the purpose of the continual improvement model?

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To provide a structured approach for assessing and improving practices, services, and products.

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What is the difference between metrics and KPIs?

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Metrics are general measurements; KPIs are critical metrics tied to specific goals.

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What is the purpose of value stream mapping?

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To identify inefficiencies and opportunities in the flow of work that creates value.

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What is minimum viable service?

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A basic level of service that meets essential requirements and can evolve over time.

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What is the purpose of service validation?

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To confirm that a new or changed product or service meets its intended needs and requirements.

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What is the focus of risk management in ITIL?

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Identifying, assessing, and controlling risks to minimize negative impacts and maximize opportunities.

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What is a simple definition of resilience?

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The ability to absorb disruption and continue delivering services.

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What is an example of technical management practice?

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Infrastructure and Platform Management or Software Development and Management.

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What is the difference between change control and change enablement?

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Change enablement focuses on making change happen smoothly; change control is about assessing and approving change.

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What does ‘shift-left’ support mean?

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Moving support activities closer to users (like self-service or automated solutions) to reduce demand on higher-level support.

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What is the relationship between continual improvement and governance?

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Governance ensures continual improvement efforts align with organizational goals.

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What is the difference between a service consumer and a user?

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The consumer pays for or manages the service; the user directly interacts with the service.

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What is service integration and management (SIAM)?

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An approach to managing multiple suppliers to deliver integrated services to the business.

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What is a digital transformation?

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The use of digital technologies to create new — or modify existing — business processes, culture, and customer experiences.

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What is an enterprise service management (ESM)?
Applying service management principles across the entire organization, not just IT.
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What is organizational velocity?
The speed at which an organization can deliver new products or services and adapt to changes.
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What are service provider types?
Internal service provider, shared services unit, and external service provider.
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What is the focus of continual service improvement (CSI)?
Identifying and implementing improvements that align services with business goals.
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What is the importance of customer journey mapping?
To visualize and improve the customer's interactions and experiences across the service lifecycle.
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What is service reputation?
The perception stakeholders have of the service provider, influenced by past performance and interactions.