How Well Do You Know ITIL Certification and Practices?

Study Notes

There are three essential practices: deployment management, risk management, and information security management.
Deployment management refers to the effective deployment of software.
Risk management aims to avoid, reduce, share, or accept risks to ensure organizational sustainability and co-creation of value with customers.
Information security management aims to protect information used by organizations to manage risks and maintain confidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, and non-repudiation.
These practices are integral to all organizational activities and central to the organization's service value system.
There are two non-essential practices: relationship management and supplier management.
Relationship management aims to create and foster links between the organization and its stakeholders at a strategic and tactical level.
Supplier management aims to ensure the quality of goods and services provided by suppliers.
The main purpose of each practice is summarized in the text.
These practices are crucial for the success and sustainability of an organization.
AXELOS sets standards for ITIL certification.
PeopleCert is chosen by AXELOS to manage exams and validate training organizations.
EI/AEO are the approved examiners selected by AXELOS.
ATOs are verified by EI and can provide training and exams.
ITIL certification includes Managing Professional (MP) and Strategic Leader (SL).
The focus is on intellectual property rights.
The text mentions TIC job opportunities.
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The text provides information about the structure of ITIL certification.
The text emphasizes the importance of verified training organizations.