Duration: 3 Days
Course Overview
This module equips candidates with practical guidance to achieve excellence in digital service management, aligned with ITIL® guidance. It focuses on aligning people, processes, and technology to manage services across the full lifecycle, supporting resilience, responsiveness, and improved customer satisfaction.
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Training and accreditation is provided through Global Knowledge
COURSE OBJECTIVES
After you complete this course you will be able to:
• Apply ITIL® principles across incident, request, problem, change, and continual improvement practices, improving reliability, resilience, and measurable value delivery.
• Break down silos by aligning service delivery with business objectives, leveraging automation, and supporting continual improvement.
• Position service management as a strategic, tactical, and operational enabler, linking investment decisions directly to business outcomes.
Course Content
ITIL® 5 Service – Including Exam
Module 1: Digital Products and Services
• Definition and characteristics of digital products and digital services
• How digital products create value
• Digital product–digital service relationships
• Overview of the ITIL Product and Service Lifecycle
Module 2: Discover
• Ensure continuous alignment with consumer needs and organizational strategy
• Understand problems before designing solutions
• Levels of discovery: organizational, portfolio, product
• Critical Success Factors (CSFs): validated needs, market insight, early alignment, experimentation
• Metrics: hypothesis validation, problem-solution fit, learning velocity, insight quality
Module 3: Design
• Human-centered and holistic design principles
• Creating specifications, prototypes, workflow designs, UX approaches
• Interaction design, information architecture, design systems
• Steps: analyze demand, plan design, execute design, communicate solution
• CSFs: multi-disciplinary collaboration, clarity, testability, traceability
• Metrics: usability indicators, design cycle time, requirement stability
Module 4: Acquire
• Sourcing and acquiring tools, technologies, suppliers, and capabilities
• Assessment of sourcing options; procurement and integration considerations
• CSFs: supplier relationships, holistic resource planning, governance
• Metrics: TCO, time-to-value, supplier performance, contract compliance
Module 5: Build
• Turning designs into functioning product elements
• Integration, component creation, testing, iterative development
• CSFs: clear architecture, automated testing, incremental delivery
• Metrics: build velocity, defect rates, cycle time, test coverage
Module 6: Transition
• Moving solutions into live environments
• Ensuring readiness, risk management, controlled releases
• CSFs: standardized Definition of Done, automation, early involvement of ops/support
• Metrics: post-deployment defect rate, deployment success, stability indicators
Module 7: Operate
• Operating products and platforms with reliability, availability, security
• Monitoring, incident handling, capacity, performance
• CSFs: observability, ownership, response rigor, automation
• Metrics: MTTR, SLA compliance, error rates, operational load
Module 8: Deliver
• Providing products and services to customers
• Managing onboarding/offboarding, service actions, user interactions
• CSFs: user experience, clarity of agreements, integrated workflows
• Metrics: fulfillment time, satisfaction, automation levels
Module 9: Support
• Restoring normal service following incidents
• Problem management, knowledge management, disaster recovery
• CSFs: unified support flows, real-time visibility, supplier governance
• Metrics: MTTA, MTTR, recurrence rates, CSAT/NPS
Module 10: Lifecycle Management
• Integrating all lifecycle activities into cohesive value streams
• Mapping, optimizing, and governing value streams
• CSFs: alignment, governance, continual improvement
• Metrics: value realization, flow efficiency, lifecycle coherence
Module 11: ITIL and Other Frameworks
• ITIL + DevOps (flow, feedback, resilience)
• ITIL + PRINCE2 (project/change structure)
• AI and automation in lifecycle activities
• Governance, coordination, cognitive support
COURSE PREREQUISITES
Participants must hold ITIL 4 Foundation or ITIL (Version 5) Foundation certification
TEST CERTIFICATION
Recommended preparation for exam – ITIL® (Version 5) Service:
• The exam is 90 minutes long,
• 40 multiple choice questions.
• Exam vouchers are provided with this course. These will have a validity of 12 months. You will need to schedule your exams within this time frame.