7 Guiding Principles
Service Value Chain
Practices
Key Terms
Roles
100

This principle advises you to start with what you have before creating something new.

What is Start where you are?

100

This component of the SVS provides direction and oversight for the organization.

What is Governance?

100

This practice focuses on ensuring that services meet agreed requirements.

What is Service Level Management?

100

This term refers to the combination of resources used to deliver services

What is a service offering?

100

This person defines requirements for services and take responsibility of outcomes - Who what where when why?

What is "the Customer"?

200

This principle says to always consider the big picture and avoid siloed thinking.

What is “Think and work holistically”?

200

This is the core model that shows how all components and activities of an organization work together to create value.

What is the Service Value System (SVS)?

200

This practice focuses on handling unplanned interruptions.

What is Incident Management?

200

This term refers to a means of enabling value co-creation by facilitating outcomes customers want to achieve.

What is a service?

200

This person is experiencing the platform

What is “the user?”

300

This principle emphasizes focusing on outcomes rather than just activities.

What is “Focus on value”?

300

This is the operating model for creating, delivering, and improving services.

What is the Service Value Chain?

300

This practice manages risks and compliance.

What is Information Security Management?

300

This term is a configuration of your organizations resources designed to offer value to a consumer.

What is "a product"?

300

This person authorizes the budget

What is "the sponsor"?

Show me the money!

400

This principle encourages making decisions based on what is actually happening, not assumptions.

What is “Progress iteratively with feedback”?

400

Name two inputs to the Service Value System.

What are opportunity/demand or value?

400

This practice is responsible for analyzing and prioritizing improvement opportunities.

What is Continual Improvement?

400

This term refers to the tangible or intangible deliverables of a service.

What are outputs?

400

This person guides customers in realization of the value of the products they invested in.

What is “CSG"?

500

This principle advises adapting to changing circumstances and needs

What is “Optimize and automate”?

500

Name the five components of the SVS.

What are guiding principles, governance, service value chain, practices, and continual improvement?

500

This practice ensures that changes are assessed and authorized.

What is Change Enablement?

500

This term refers to:

Organizations & People

Information Technology 

Partners & Suppliers

Value streams & Processes

What is "the 4 dimensions"?

500

This person dedicated 2 days to train us on the ITIL 4 foundations course

What is “Allyson Pippen"?

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