Free ISO/IEC 20000 Course
ISO/IEC 20000 IT Service Management
The free ISO/IEC 20000 course shows you how an IT team organizes the work of managing its services. Join to learn what the team needs to document, how it checks service quality, and how it follows up on gaps.
About this course
The free ISO/IEC 20000 course gives you a way to understand what a service management system does. Start with its scope: which services does the team manage, who depends on them, and who is accountable for the work? You then see how a policy, service objectives, and records help the team follow through on those responsibilities. This foundation makes the later requirements easier to read.
As you follow a service from design into daily use, you learn where acceptance checks, service levels, and supplier agreements fit. The course also shows how an incident record can inform a problem investigation or a change. By the end, you can see how gap analysis, an internal audit, and management review help a team decide what to improve first. The course suits beginners who want to understand the work that goes into running a service management system.
Course outline
Understanding ISO/IEC 20000 and the SMS
Building the SMS Documentation and Governance Framework
Planning and Implementing the Service Management System
Designing and Transitioning New IT Services
Delivering Services Through SLAs and Suppliers
Managing Business and Supplier Relationships
Controlling Incidents, Problems, and Changes
From Gap Analysis to Sustained Certifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
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