ITIL® Practitioner Guidance

Edited by The Stationery Office

ITIL® Practitioner Guidance is the essential reference text which accompanies the ITIL Practitioner qualification. Fully integrated with the ITIL Practitioner syllabus, this publication is also a practical guide that helps IT service management (ITSM) professionals turn ITIL theory into practice through case studies, worksheets, templates and scenarios.
The book assumes knowledge of ITIL and ITSM up to ITIL Foundation level, and begins with a discussion of the guiding principles of ITSM:

Focus on value
Start where you are
Progress iteratively
Be transparent
Keep it simple
Design for experience
Work holistically
Observe directly
Collaborate

It goes on to explain how these guiding principles are essential for ITSM and how they relate to philosophies, frameworks and methodologies such as DevOps, Lean, Agile etc.
The publication shows how following the CSI (continual service improvement) approach, and how the core skills of organizational change management, communication, metrics and measurement, can underpin successful ITSM improvement initiatives.

Bernan Distribution / The Stationery Office

Pages: 176 • Trim: 8¼ x 11

978-0-11-331487-4 • Paperback • January 2016 • $120.00 • (£92.00) - Currently out of stock. Copies will arrive soon.

Subjects: Education / Teacher Training & Certification, Computers / Information Technology

ITIL® Practitioner Guidance

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Summary

ITIL® Practitioner Guidance is the essential reference text which accompanies the ITIL Practitioner qualification. Fully integrated with the ITIL Practitioner syllabus, this publication is also a practical guide that helps IT service management (ITSM) professionals turn ITIL theory into practice through case studies, worksheets, templates and scenarios.
The book assumes knowledge of ITIL and ITSM up to ITIL Foundation level, and begins with a discussion of the guiding principles of ITSM:
1. Focus on value
2. Start where you are
3. Progress iteratively
4. Be transparent
5. Keep it simple
6. Design for experience
7. Work holistically
8. Observe directly
9. Collaborate
It goes on to explain how these guiding principles are essential for ITSM and how they relate to philosophies, frameworks and methodologies such as DevOps, Lean, Agile etc.
The publication shows how following the CSI (continual service improvement) approach, and how the core skills of organizational change management, communication, metrics and measurement, can underpin successful ITSM improvement initiatives.

Details

Bernan Distribution / The Stationery Office

Pages: 176 • Trim: 8¼ x 11

978-0-11-331487-4 • Paperback • January 2016 • $120.00 • (£92.00) - Currently out of stock. Copies will arrive soon.

Subjects: Education / Teacher Training & Certification, Computers / Information Technology

Author

Assembled by the Practitioner Architect Team of Kevin Behr, Karen Ferris, Lou Hunnebeck, Stuart Rance, Barclay Rae and Paul Wilkinson, a team of renowned ITSM experts under the guidance of AXELOS' Kaimar Karu, ITIL Practitioner Guidance concludes with a practical toolkit containing templates, worksheets and assessments that will help ITSM professionals to improve the value of the service they provide to their customers.

Features

- Built around the syllabus of the ITIL Practitioner qualification
- The only book allowed into the ITIL Practitioner exam
- A practical guide to implementing day-to-day ITSM improvements
- Comes with a handy toolkit containing templates, worksheets and assessments which can be used within the Practitioner's daily work practices.

ITIL® Practitioner Guidance

Edited by The Stationery Office

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