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ITIL part 1
Key concepts of service management definitions
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Service management | A set of specialised organisational capabilities for enabling VALUE for customers in the form of SERVICES |
| Service relationship | A COOPERATION between a service PROVIDER and a service CONSUMER. |
| User | The role that USES the SERVICE |
| Sponsor | The role that AUTHORISES BUDGET for service consumption. |
| Utility | Fit for purpose (Functionality) "what the service does" |
| Warranty | Fit for use (assurance) "how the service performs" |
| Value | The PERCEIVED benefits, usefulness and importance of something. |
| Customer | The role that DEFINES the REQUIREMENTS for a service and takes RESPONSIBILITY for the OUTCOMES of service consumption. |
| Stakeholder | A person or organisation that has an INTEREST or Involvement in an organisation, product, service practice or other entity. |
| Stakeholder could be? | Employees - Partners or providers - Investors or Shareholders - Government organisations - Social Groups |
| Products are configurations of resources including? | People - Information and Technology - Value streams and processes - Partners and suppliers |
| Outcome | A result for a stakeholder supported by one or more OUTPUTS |
| Output | A tangible or intangible deliverable of an activity. |
| Product | A configuration of an organisation's RESOURCES designed to offer VALUE for a consumer |
| Service | A way of enabling VALUE co-creation by facilitating OUTCOMES that customers want to achieve, without having to manage specific COSTS and RISKS. |