 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
You are here: Home 
Certification Courses ITIL Practitioner Cluster Certificate 'Release & Control'
Certification Courses ITIL Practitioner Cluster Certificate 'Release & Control'
Info: Your browser does not accept cookies. If you want to put products into your cart and purchase them you need to enable cookies.
 |
ITIL Practitioner Cluster Certificate 'Release & Control'
|
ITIL Practitioner Cluster Certificate 'Release & Control' |
|||
| Price: Call for Pricing |
||||
Participants in the Practioner Cluster Course must have passed the IT Service Management Foundation exam. The five-day course is an interactive learning event which includes practical assignments and case study reviews. PROGRAM OUTLINE The Practitioner Program “Release & Control” focuses on the implementation and management of the processes and functions involved in achieving control and stability within an IT infrastructure. These include effective Change and Release Management processes, complemented by an effective Configuration Management process. The program is aimed at optimizing quality of service by responding to the need for changes in a controlled and time-effective manner, while also keeping information about the infrastructure up-to-date and relevant. COURSE DURATION - 5 days - Multiple Choice exam on the 5th day. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This program is intended for ITIL® Process Practitioners, ITIL® Process owners and any IT professionals who will participate in managing, organizing and optimizing the operations of the Release and Control processes in an IT Service Organization which has implemented, or started to implement, ITIL® based Release and Control processes. PREREQUISITES • Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management BENEFITS OF ATTENDING Combining three closely connected areas together in this program offers a unique insight into the relationships between them. The Practitioner approach offers the participants an opportunity to learn and practice. The instructor is a Certified Service Manager, who will lead the program and offer participants the chance to ask questions and debate a variety of approaches towards implementing. PROGRAM CURRICULUM The goal of the program is to ensure that the participant can effectively and efficiently carry out the key tasks and activities of the Release and Control module. The key tasks for the IT Service Management Practitioner Release and Control are: 1. Managing the Release and Control processes 2. Organizing the Release and Control processes 3. Optimizing the Release and Control processes The exam is not conducted during the workshop. The paper based multiple choice exam can be purchased separately. |
||||
You may also be interested in this/these product(s):
|
||||
Your Cart
Show Cart
Your Cart is currently empty.
Your Cart is currently empty.
Top Sellers
Popular Products
IT Governance: Metrics, Measurements and Benchmarking Kit
 |
Financial Management Theory and Practice
 |
| Financial Management Review Document
|
Capacity Management Handbook
 |
| Availability Management Policies, Guidelines and Scope Document
|
Online Store
ITIL Toolkits Certification Courses E-learning Courses ITIL Books ITIL Version 3 Books ITIL CD-Roms ITSM Publications Best Practice Books ISO/IEC 20000 PRINCE2 Project Mgt. Solutions Downloads E-Books (PDF versions)List All Products |
Login Form
|
|
Latest products
ITIL V3 Foundation Bridge Certification Exam Preparation Course
 |
ITIL V2 Foundation Certification Exam Preparation Course in a Bo
 |
IT Governance eBook Pack
 |
Getting Started with iPhone SDK, Android and others: Mobile Appl
 |
Latest Articles
- The Hierarchy of Web 2.0 Websites
- The Need to Search for Web 2.0 Related materials
- A better way to Photo Manipulation using Web 2.0
- The Fonts and the Web 2.0
- The Progressive Companies engaged in Web 2.0
- Learning the facets of the ASP.net Web 2.0 parts
- Downloading Mashups Effectively
- Enterprise Web 2.0: The Leader in Web Development
- The Necessity for Relevant Text on Web 2.0 Websites
- The Scripts that provide Structure to Web 2.0
- The Evolving Web 2.0 and Mashup Technologies
- Working on Web 2.0 Font
- Creating a Page Banner using the Web 2.0
- The ASP.net 2.0 and Web Hosting
- A Thrilling tour in the mashups.com site
- The Anatomy of DJ Mashups
- Dissecting the Web Builder 2.0
- The Emerging Web 2.0 Technologies
- The Proliferating use of a Web 2.0 Photoshop Tutorial
- The New Web 2.0 Logo Creator
- The Web 2.0 and the Companies that made it what it is
© 1998 - 2008 The Art of Service.
