96532 - ITIL® 5 Foundation Bridge
Course Overview
What You'll Learn
Module 0: What’s New in ITIL Version 5 Foundation
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Expanded Scope
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From IT Service Management to Digital Product & Service Management (DPSM)
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Covers the full lifecycle of digital products and services
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Enterprise-wide application (beyond IT)
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Unified Lifecycle Model
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New ITIL Product & Service Lifecycle Model
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Activities: Discover>Acquire>Build>Transition>Operate>Deliver>Support
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Flexible, modular value chain structure
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Governance & Value Modernized
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Governance now includes stakeholder engagement
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Sustainability added as a service quality characteristic
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AI Integrated
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Introduction of the ITIL AI Capability Model
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AI embedded in principles and the Information & Technology dimension
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Practices & Value Chain Refined
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34 practices retained, regrouped
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Service Value Chain becomes broader ITIL Value Chain
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Clearer modular alignment across lifecycle activities
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Module 1: Key concepts of digital product and service management
This section defines essential terms like digital products, services, and their lifecycle, emphasizing value co-creation, utility, warranty, user experience, and sustainability.
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Product and service management
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Define service, product, digital product and digital service as a key concept of digital product and service management
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Define the ITIL Product and Service Lifecycle as a key concept of digital product and service management
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Service offering
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Define service offering, service actions, transfer of goods, and access to resources
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Explain service offering, service actions, transfer of good and access to resources
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Value co-creation
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Module 2: Service relationships
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Define organization, service provider, service consumer, and digital product vendor as key concepts of service relationships
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Define basic, cooperative, and collaborative (partnership) service relationship as key concepts of service relationships
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Define the service journey as a key concept of service relationships
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Define sponsor, customer, and user roles as key concepts of service relationships
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Define service quality and service level as key concepts of service relationships
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Define Service Level Agreement (SLA) as a key concept of service relationships
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Understand the role of service provider, service consumer, and digital product vendor in service relationships
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Understand the difference between basic, cooperative, and collaborative (partnership) service relationships
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Explain utility, warranty, user experience, and sustainability as key concepts of service relationships
Module 3: The ITIL Value System (ITIL VS)
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Components of the ITIL Value System
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Know the components of the ITIL Value System and their role in an organization: guiding principles, governance, value chain, management practices, continual improvement
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Explain the ITIL Value System (ITIL VS) and its purpose
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Module 4: Governance
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Define governance
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Explain the enabling nature and the activities of governance
Module 5: ITIL Guiding Principles
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The ITIL Guiding Principles
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Describe the interaction of the ITIL Guiding Principles and how they work together
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Module 6: Value chain and ITIL® management practices
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Introduction to ITIL Product and Service Lifecycle
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Purpose of the ITIL Product and Service Lifecycle management activities
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Value chain
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Management practices
Module 7: Value streams: mapping and management
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Key concepts of value stream mapping and management
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Purpose of value stream mapping and management
Module 8: Continual improvement
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The ITIL Continual Improvement Model
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List the steps of the ITIL Continual Improvement Model
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Understand the steps of the ITIL Continual Improvement Model
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Describe continual improvement within the ITIL Value System and its role in the organization
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Module 9: The Four Dimensions of Product and Service Management
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Introduction to the ITIL Four Dimensions of Product and Service Management
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Internal factors and External factors
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Introduction to AI
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ITIL AI Governance
Module 10: ITIL and other frameworks integration
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ITIL and DevOps
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Understand how ITIL and DevOps can be used together
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Understand how ITIL and DevOps are complementary in the management of the product and service lifecycle
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ITIL and PRINCE2
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Understand why project management is important in ITIL
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Understand how ITIL and PRINCE2 are complementary in the management of the product and service lifecycle
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Module 11: Exam Preparation
Additional Information
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