Improve Service Desk and IT support processes and service functions. Better preparation for the professional exam.
InstructorDanil DintsisInstruction covers essential operational areas including Incident Management, Problem Management, and Event Management/Service Monitoring.
The course includes specific exercises for developing request models, service desk structures, and MoSCoW requirements matrices.
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This curriculum overview outlines nine key learning modules for IT service operations, covering incident resolution, monitoring tools, problem analysis, and exam preparation.
This slide outlines the course audience by listing four key professional groups: IT managers, IT support staff, IT developers, and non-IT business managers.
This diagram illustrates the strategic role of the service desk by highlighting key concepts such as IT as a service, business alignment, and measurable targets.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals for service desk and IT management specialists.
