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#529ITIL V3 Foundations - Overview
 
Description:
ITIL is an internationally recognized approach for managing IT services. Now considered the de facto standard for managing a business focused, cost effective IT organization, the ITIL framework is a service lifecycle approach. This end-to-end view of how IT should be integrated with business strategy is a core principle of the approach. Applying the ITIL framework to IT service design and operations at CIT is the goal.

This executive overview course provides you with a general understanding of the IT Service Management Lifecycle and its supporting processes, functions and roles. The course also enables you to understand how an integrated IT Service Management framework can be adopted and adapted within your own organization. The course focus is upon ITIL fundamentals appropriate to a NIH-wide audience.
 
Objectives:
This three hour course will provide you with a high-level overview of ITIL and will cover the following:
  • ITIL's key concepts, definitions and objectives
  • Structure, components and processes of the five ITIL service lifecycle stages
  • Outline of relationships between the ITIL processes
  • How the ITIL framework's components and processes are currently represented within CIT & NIH operations
  • How an ITIL approach can improve IT operations at CIT & NIH

Who should attend:
All NIH Staff interested in the subject.
 
Instructor(s):
Jack Castilia, CIT
John Janke, CIT
 
Time Required:
3 hours
 
Sections Available:
-- Concluded -- 529A-09F November 20 9:00 - 12:00 Fernwood Building, Lower Level Classroom - 1NW02
529B-09F February 3 9:00 - 12:00 Fernwood Building, Lower Level Classroom - 1NW02

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