Persons interested in I.T Service Management will greatly benefit from ITIL courses, as this will provide them with the necessary knowledge and skills to reach their full potential in the I.T profession.
The Foundation certification is the introductory level of ITIL which provides students with the basic knowledge of key elements, concepts and terminologies associated with the ITIL programme. In order to qualify for all other levels within the ITIL certification scheme, ITIL 4 Foundation is mandatory.
Having completed the ITIL 4 Foundation programme students will then be qualified to build upon, and further reinforce basic skills gained at the introductory level, in the ITIL Intermediate scheme. ITIL Intermediate focuses on various aspects of I.T Service Management.
There are two categories of ITIL intermediate which are Service Lifecycle and Service Capability, from which students are given the option to either choose to focus on one set of modules or combine modules from the respective categories.
The ability to adapt to the ever evolving economic climate and market place, is of paramount importance to ensure quality performance witin an organization and to also enhance its competative edge. ITIL Service Management helps students aquire the skills to aid in business transformation and growth through Service Lifecycle. Service Lifecycle has 5 stages:
In order to effectively meet the goals of a business, it is necessary to implement defined strategies that can be maintained within the organization. Direct, Plan and Improve takes into consideration the culture of an organization when it comes to decision making
in light of contraints unique to a business.
Culture and constraints differ from business to business. Direct, Plan and Improve offers key guidance for Executive Managers in operating according to the various restrictions. Direct, Plan and Improve equips students to handle the cost and risks associated with their service portfolio.
