IT Infrastructure Library™ (ITIL ® ) Training  Why / When / How Much? IT Infrastructure Library™ (ITIL) ITIL ®   is a registered trademark of the Office of Government Commerce
Agenda ITIL Certifications Why / When / How Much Training and Communication Plans ITIL Adoptions The Good The Bad The Ugly
Why / When / How Much? ITIL Foundation ITIL Awareness ITIL Lifecycle ITIL Certification ITIL Capability ITSM Workshops ISO Consultants ISO Foundation ITIL Clinics Custom Training
How much Training? How do we get to here? You are Here X X
How much Training? The Scouts  Public Foundation / Corporate Foundation 2. The Engineers Allocate budget to include “Leads” &“Does” 3. Train through Project Lifecycle  Just-in-Time training
Look at Your Needs and Culture Is Certification important in your organization? Are Diplomas? Is Tuition Reimbursement available? WHY?
Talk to a Professional Work with your training partner to evaluate and develop Communication & Training Plans Use the RACI (ARCI) Model  www.itsmacademy.com/plans
What are the Benefits of ITIL Training? To the Company Increased customer satisfaction  Better use of human resources  More efficient (and competitive!) IT operations and services Measurable performance improvements and metrics Incentives, rewards and challenges means happier employees   To the Attendee Strengthen skills and improve job performance  Update knowledge in the field of choice (IT) Prove competencies to employer and customers worldwide (Certification) Qualify for jobs that require specialized knowledge  Receive recognition from both the industry  and peers (Certification)
The V3 Scheme has Four Levels Implement Execute Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Advanced (Applied) ITIL Expert™ (Lead) Intermediate Streams (Implement or Execute) Foundation (Understand)
ITIL Certifications ITIL Foundation 60 minutes  40 multiple choice Questions  65% to pass ITIL Capability (SOA/PPO/RCV/OSA) 120 minutes  8 gradient multiple choice Questions  70% to pass ITIL Lifecycle (SS/SD/ST/SO/CSI) 120 minutes  8 gradient multiple choice Questions  70% to pass For learners with previous ITIL certifications, the  Foundation & Service Manager Bridge Courses are available until 2011
What We’ve Seen – The Good Improved customer and user satisfaction Clear responsibilities Infrastructure under control Consistency and stability provided Repeatable processes providing a baseline for quality measurement and improvement More efficient use of resources Reinventing the wheel is avoided Lower operational costs Reduction in unplanned work =  
What We’ve Seen – The Bad The assumption ITIL is a complete process solution and will meet all of your ITSM requirements Ignoring need to market and communicate inside & outside IT Thinking you can “buy” ITIL through a technology Confusing Process with Procedures Not dedicating enough resources to the development effort Thinking process development equates to process implementation Failing to adopt process capability maturity/improvement model Believing there won’t be a cultural impact to the organization Not training the right people at the right level – NOT everyone needs to have an ITIL Foundation Certification, but leaders need advanced training
What We’ve Seen – The Ugly You can not Buy ITIL,  You can’t even Implement ITIL,  You are adapting your culture into a service organization.
Accredited Education ITIL Foundation ITIL Foundation and Managers Bridge ITIL   Lifecycle, Capability and MALC ITIL Practitioner, Service Manager (V2) Certified Process Design Engineer (CPDE) ® Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) Foundation ISO/IEC 20000 Foundation PMI PMP Exam Prep Practical, Value-Add Workshops Apollo 13 - an ITSM Case Experience™ Visible Ops: The Class ITIL, MOF, ISO 20K Awareness And More! Ft. Lauderdale, Dallas & Washington, DC - Public Corporate on-site Classes Virtual Classes Courseware Licensing Alumni Program PMI Global Education Provider Federal Government (GSA) Contractor  Certified Woman-Owned Tens of thousands of learners trained since 2003 ITSM Professional Diplomas About ITSM Academy
Online Resources best-management-practice.com  (ITIL) itsmfusa.org  (ITSM user organization) isaca.org  (COBIT) itgi.org  (IT Governance Institute) microsoft.com/mof  (MOF) isoiec20000certification.com  (ISO 20K) itsmacademy.com ITSM Professor blog Monthly webinars Awareness and certification courses
ITSM Academy Affiliates
Questions and Answers www.itsmacademy.com 888. 872. ITSM (4876) 954-491-3442 Thank you for attending
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Building ITIL Training & Communication Plans

  • 1.
    IT Infrastructure Library™(ITIL ® ) Training Why / When / How Much? IT Infrastructure Library™ (ITIL) ITIL ® is a registered trademark of the Office of Government Commerce
  • 2.
    Agenda ITIL CertificationsWhy / When / How Much Training and Communication Plans ITIL Adoptions The Good The Bad The Ugly
  • 3.
    Why / When/ How Much? ITIL Foundation ITIL Awareness ITIL Lifecycle ITIL Certification ITIL Capability ITSM Workshops ISO Consultants ISO Foundation ITIL Clinics Custom Training
  • 4.
    How much Training?How do we get to here? You are Here X X
  • 5.
    How much Training?The Scouts Public Foundation / Corporate Foundation 2. The Engineers Allocate budget to include “Leads” &“Does” 3. Train through Project Lifecycle Just-in-Time training
  • 6.
    Look at YourNeeds and Culture Is Certification important in your organization? Are Diplomas? Is Tuition Reimbursement available? WHY?
  • 7.
    Talk to aProfessional Work with your training partner to evaluate and develop Communication & Training Plans Use the RACI (ARCI) Model www.itsmacademy.com/plans
  • 8.
    What are theBenefits of ITIL Training? To the Company Increased customer satisfaction Better use of human resources More efficient (and competitive!) IT operations and services Measurable performance improvements and metrics Incentives, rewards and challenges means happier employees To the Attendee Strengthen skills and improve job performance Update knowledge in the field of choice (IT) Prove competencies to employer and customers worldwide (Certification) Qualify for jobs that require specialized knowledge Receive recognition from both the industry and peers (Certification)
  • 9.
    The V3 Schemehas Four Levels Implement Execute Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Advanced (Applied) ITIL Expert™ (Lead) Intermediate Streams (Implement or Execute) Foundation (Understand)
  • 10.
    ITIL Certifications ITILFoundation 60 minutes 40 multiple choice Questions 65% to pass ITIL Capability (SOA/PPO/RCV/OSA) 120 minutes 8 gradient multiple choice Questions 70% to pass ITIL Lifecycle (SS/SD/ST/SO/CSI) 120 minutes 8 gradient multiple choice Questions 70% to pass For learners with previous ITIL certifications, the Foundation & Service Manager Bridge Courses are available until 2011
  • 11.
    What We’ve Seen– The Good Improved customer and user satisfaction Clear responsibilities Infrastructure under control Consistency and stability provided Repeatable processes providing a baseline for quality measurement and improvement More efficient use of resources Reinventing the wheel is avoided Lower operational costs Reduction in unplanned work = 
  • 12.
    What We’ve Seen– The Bad The assumption ITIL is a complete process solution and will meet all of your ITSM requirements Ignoring need to market and communicate inside & outside IT Thinking you can “buy” ITIL through a technology Confusing Process with Procedures Not dedicating enough resources to the development effort Thinking process development equates to process implementation Failing to adopt process capability maturity/improvement model Believing there won’t be a cultural impact to the organization Not training the right people at the right level – NOT everyone needs to have an ITIL Foundation Certification, but leaders need advanced training
  • 13.
    What We’ve Seen– The Ugly You can not Buy ITIL, You can’t even Implement ITIL, You are adapting your culture into a service organization.
  • 14.
    Accredited Education ITILFoundation ITIL Foundation and Managers Bridge ITIL Lifecycle, Capability and MALC ITIL Practitioner, Service Manager (V2) Certified Process Design Engineer (CPDE) ® Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) Foundation ISO/IEC 20000 Foundation PMI PMP Exam Prep Practical, Value-Add Workshops Apollo 13 - an ITSM Case Experience™ Visible Ops: The Class ITIL, MOF, ISO 20K Awareness And More! Ft. Lauderdale, Dallas & Washington, DC - Public Corporate on-site Classes Virtual Classes Courseware Licensing Alumni Program PMI Global Education Provider Federal Government (GSA) Contractor Certified Woman-Owned Tens of thousands of learners trained since 2003 ITSM Professional Diplomas About ITSM Academy
  • 15.
    Online Resources best-management-practice.com (ITIL) itsmfusa.org (ITSM user organization) isaca.org (COBIT) itgi.org (IT Governance Institute) microsoft.com/mof (MOF) isoiec20000certification.com (ISO 20K) itsmacademy.com ITSM Professor blog Monthly webinars Awareness and certification courses
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  • 17.
    Questions and Answerswww.itsmacademy.com 888. 872. ITSM (4876) 954-491-3442 Thank you for attending
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Editor's Notes

  • #12 ITIL should not be implemented simply because it is currently fashionable. If you don’t understand why you are implementing ITIL, you will not succeed. The driving factor should be the desire to deliver added value and value for money to the customer. While there are short term benefits many organisations will need to plan a long term program of process improvements, with corresponding investment, before they can be considered best in class.
  • #16 Key concepts: Many of these sites have articles and white papers that provide additional information