Introduction to OSA by IT Training Zone

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About the Lecture

The lecture Introduction to OSA by IT Training Zone is from the course ITIL® Training. It contains the following chapters:

  • Lesson Contents
  • Service Operation
  • OSA Value
  • Exercise – OSA Value
  • OSA in the Lifecycle
  • OSA and Optimisation

Included Quiz Questions

  1. Managing on-going operational services day to day
  2. Introduction of a new service from design into operation
  3. Identification of improvements and recording them in an improvement register
  4. Developing the strategy for the IT service management approach
  1. Plan and manage service changes
  2. Maintain business satisfaction and confidence in IT by delivering and supporting the agreed IT services effectively and efficiently.
  3. Minimize the impact of service outages on day-to-day business activities
  4. Ensure that access to agreed IT services is provided to authorised users only
  1. Successful implementations that deliver the outcomes the business needs
  2. The duration of outages is kept to a minimum
  3. The security policy of the organisation is implemented
  4. Good quality data is provided to the other lifecycle processes
  1. Service Strategy is responsible for considering why services are requires; Service Operation delivers them
  2. Service Operation is responsible for ensuring that the warranty aspects which were part of the Service Design are delivered day-to day
  3. Neither are true
  1. Response and resolution targets, The non-functional requirements & Suggestions for improvements
  2. Response and resolution targets, The non-functional requirements, A detailed business case & Suggestions for improvements
  3. Response and resolution targets & The non-functional requirements
  4. Response and resolution targets, The non-functional requirements & A detailed business case
  1. Delivering the business benefit identified in the Service Strategy stage
  2. Ensuring operational staff have been trained to support new services
  3. Early life support
  4. Taking a baseline
  1. Financial Management & Infrastructure Management
  2. Application Management & Financial Management
  3. Financial Management
  4. Infrastructure Management
  1. Access Management
  2. Service Level Management
  3. Service Desk Management
  4. Supplier Management
  1. OSA processes should be subject to continual improvement
  2. The data for CSI baselines is often supplied by the OSA processes
  3. Neither of the above
  1. The Service Desk
  2. Business Relationship Management
  3. Service Level Management
  4. Operations Management

Author of lecture Introduction to OSA

 IT Training Zone

IT Training Zone


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