Guiding principles Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

converts opportunity/demand into value for customers

A

service value chain

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2
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recommendations that guide orgs in any circumstances, even for ITIL4 itself

A

the guiding principles

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3
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everything you do must be somehow valuable to your stakeholders

A

focus on value

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4
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reuse existing resources whenever possible instead of reinventing the wheel

A

start where you are

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5
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don’t do everything at once; learning by doing with lots of feedback

A

progress iteratively with feedback

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6
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involve the right people at the right time and gather factual data to make the right decisions

A

collaborate and promote visibility

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7
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think about the effect of your work on other components

A

think and work holistically

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8
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don’t overcomplicate; outcome based thinking helps

A

keep it simple and practical

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9
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maximize the value of human work, automate only after optimization

A

optimize and (then) automate

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