I would like to inform all of you of some ITIL® news.

APMG (the keeper of all ITIL® course and exam requirements) plans on making ITIL® intermediate exams available in October 2008 and January 2009.  Below are the details.

 

October 2008

Service Lifecycle Modules:

Service Transition – prepares services for production

Service Operation – day-to-day support of services

 

Service Capabilities Modules:

Release, Control & Validation - Release, Control and Validation – Change Management, Service Release and Deployment Management, Service Validation and Testing, Service Asset and Configuration Management, Knowledge Management, Request Fulfillment & Service Evaluation,

Operational Support & Analysis - Operational Support and Analysis – Event Management, Incident Management, Request Fulfillment, Problem Management, Access

Service Offerings & Agreements - Service Offerings and Agreements – Service Portfolio Management, Service Level Management, Service Catalogue Management, Demand Management, Supplier Management & Financial Management

 

January 2009

Service Lifecycle Modules:

Service Strategy – design, develop and implement service management

Service Design – design and develop services and processes

Continual Service Improvement – create and maintain business value through better service design, transition and operation

Managing Across the Lifecycle - Covers the following topics:  Introduction to IT Service Management Business & Managerial Issues, Managing the Planning and Implementation of IT Service Management, Management of Strategic Change, Risk Management, Managerial Functions, Understanding Organizational Challenges, Lifecycle Project Assessment & Understanding Complementary Industry Guidance

 

Service Capabilities Modules:

Planning, Protection & Optimization - Planning, Protection and Optimization – Availability Management, Capacity Management, IT Service Continuity Management, Demand Management, Risk Management & Information Security Management

 

Written by: Melissa Wren, ITIL Curricula Practice Owner, TEKsystems

 

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