ITIL 4 Foundation

ITIL® is an abbreviation of Information Technology Infrastructure Library and IT Service Management documentation. This ITIL® training course focuses on the basic concepts and core principles of IT Service Management, which are necessary to pass the ITIL® exam.

ITIL® 4 foundation training teaches candidates the links between the different life cycles that make up the structure of the ITIL® certification. This ITIL® 4 course is composed of 2 parts, ITIL® Service Capability and ITIL® Service Lifecycle with 4 sectors within ITIL® Service Capability and 6 sectors within ITIL® service lifecycle. ITIL® Foundation courses only cover the ITIL® Service Lifecycle.

• ITIL® Service Lifecycle
• Service Operation.
• Continual Service Improvement.
• Service Design.
• Service Strategy.
• Service Transition.
• Managing Across The Lifecycle.

Course Content:

We offer courses focusing on all sectors individually. ITIL® 4 Foundation training covers all of these with the basic knowledge of each to give you some background knowledge when required. 

ITIL® Foundation Training course is flexible because some people may not need to learn everything about every sector of ITIL® but it is always useful to know the basics of each for future reference.

IT service management has become one of the main factors of most organisations due to the strong reliance we now have on computers. Learning how to successfully execute an ITIL® project is a valuable business skill.

 ITIL® training is proven to be the only consistent methodology for successful IT Service Management which makes this course an extremely valuable and worthwhile experience. The ITIL® certification is used frequently in both major and minor organisations due to its flexible concepts that fit to suit almost every scenario tested.

Understanding the different strategies of IT Service Management means that you are able to apply particular strategies depending on the task and different circumstances. As our ITIL® Foundation course covers all of these key strategies with their basic concepts and principles, it is easier for candidates to devise some of the most suitable strategies for your scenarios and apply them as you wish.

Like every ITIL® foundation course we offer at Datrix Training, this is an essential qualification before you can progress onto higher qualifications of the same nature. ITIL® Foundation Training is required in order to move onto any of the other. Completing this course allows progression and opens opportunities for our candidates to excel within IT Service Management surrounding ITIL®.

General awareness of key elements included within the ITIL® Methodology means that candidates will obtain an overview of the ITIl® framework which can be developed where necessary. Your understanding will be tested at the end of the two-day course.

ITIL 4 Foundation Paper-Based Exams:

• If the online exam is unsuitable a paper-based exam can be sat on separately scheduled exam only days; please speak with your account manager for the relevant available dates if required.
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• The ITIL® 4 Foundation Certification runs for two days and is taught in a classroom location by a skilled and highly knowledgeable instructor. Learners should be aware that there will be a minimum of 1-hour homework each evening.
• The ITIL® 4 Foundation Certification offers an extensive summary of the IT Service Management Lifecycle and its supporting methods, purposes and roles. It involves discussions, exercises and presentations about ITIL best practice frameworks.
• The ITIL® 4 training course was updated from a process lead approach in 2007 to a service lifecycle approach as part of the five ITIL core principles:
• Service Improvement, Service Transition, Service Strategy, Service Design and Service Operation and Continual.
• Here is a breakdown of what is involved in the two-day training course:
• Service Management as a Practice:
• Effective development of new services and the enhancement of current services
• Good practice
• Functions, Roles and Methods
• Service Strategy: Overall Business Targets and Prospects:
• Types of Service Establishment
• Service Portfolio Management
• Financial Management
• Demand Management
• Business situation
• Service Design: Developing an Explanation to Meet the Requirements of the Business:
• Service Catalogue Management
• Supplier Management
• Service Level Management
• Availability Management
• Capacity Management
• IT Service Continuity Management
• Information Security Management
• Service Transition: Implementing Service Projects so that Service Operations can Manage the Services:
• Service Asset and Configuration Management
• Change Management
• Knowledge Management
• Release and Deployment Management
• Service Operation: Day to Day Business as Normal Activities:
• Incident Management
• Problem Management
• Request Fulfilment
• Event Management
• Access Management
• Functions: Service Desk, Technical Management, Operations Management and Applications Management
• Continual Service Improvement: How to Increase the Cost Effectiveness and Efficiency of Service Provision:
• CSI Model
• Deming Cycle