ITIL v.4 (basics)

The course is designed to get a general idea of the best practices in the formation and provision of services through the value chain (Service Value Chain).

Open training

3 days
24 academic hours

Venue: online

Group: recruitment

Program: standard

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42 000
36 000* hrn
* promotional price is valid for a limited time

Corporate training

3 days
24 academic hours

Venue: online or in your office

Group: members of your company

Program: takes into account the characteristics of the customer

* the number of days may vary depending on the customer's wishes
By arrangement*
* the price is formed depending on the needs of the customer

Closest events

No events available.

Features

Language: Ukrainian, English, Finnish, Arabic, Hebrew

Program: includes practical classes

Certificate: students will receive a certificate of attendance and additional materials in electronic form.

Coach Andriy Kochukov

Experience: 25+ years of teaching various management practices and business processes. Conducting audits of companies around the world and setting up their management solutions.

Education: ICI, Brussels, Belgium Faculty of Sociology, full-time. Specialty Sociology Ph.D. Diploma

 

For whom

The course is intended for all IT employees to gain a general understanding of best practices in the formation and provision of services through the Service Value Chain.

Course program

What is ITIL?
The framework of ITIL v.4.
Key concepts, terms and notions of management:
Value, co-creation of value.
Organization, service providers, service consumers and other interested parties.
Service relations.
Discussion: “Key features of the service”.
Value
Result, costs, risks.
Utility and warranty.
Exercise: “Identification of key elements of service management”.
Products and services.
Service offer.
Exercise: “Identification of key entities and roles of service relations”.
Four dimensions of the service management model:
Organization and people.
Information and technologies.
Partners and suppliers.
Value creation streams and processes.
External factors.
Exercise: “Application of the four-dimensional service management model.”
The ITIL value system:
Review.
Opportunity, demand and value.
ITIL principles.
Leadership.
Value chain.
Exercise: “Designing the flow of value creation”.
Continuous improvement.
Practices.
ITIL management practices:
General management practices.