Course : ITIL® 4 Specialist, Drive Stakeholder Value: certification

ITIL® 4 Specialist, Drive Stakeholder Value: certification

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This ITIL 4 DSV course gives an overview of all types of engagement and interaction between a service provider and their clients, users, suppliers, and partners.


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Price : 2350 € E.T.
  3d - 21h00




This ITIL 4 DSV course gives an overview of all types of engagement and interaction between a service provider and their clients, users, suppliers, and partners.

Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
  • Foster stakeholder relationships
  • Act together to ensure continual value co-creation
  • Prepare for and take the ITIL 4 Specialist DSV certification exam

Intended audience
Chief information officers, production heads, managers or any IT professionals involved in service management.

Prerequisites
Be ITIL® 4 Foundation certified.

Course schedule

Step 1: Explore

  • Service consumers and their needs.
  • Service providers and their offerings.
  • Markets.
  • Targeting markets.
  • Assessing the potential compliance of service providers.
  • Customer journey (concepts, ties to value streams, customer journey mapping).
  • Designing a customer journey, improving the customer journey.

Step 2: Engage

  • Communicate, collaborate, and mutual understanding.
  • Different types of service relationships.
  • Contributing to supplier relations and partners.
  • Managing relationships and suppliers.

Step 3: Offer

  • Managing demands and opportunities.
  • Specifying and managing customer requirements.
  • Designing service offerings and user experience.
  • Selling and obtaining service offerings.
  • Business analysis.

Step 4: Agree

  • Designing and planning value co-creation.
  • Negotiating and agreeing on a service.
  • Service level manager.
  • Getting specialists (legal, purchasing, etc.) involved for contracts.

Step 5: Onboard

  • Planning the onboarding.
  • Establishing user relationships and promoting them.
  • Developing user engagement and delivery channels.
  • Activating users for the service.
  • Improving mutual capabilities.
  • Offboarding clients and users.
  • Service catalog management. Service centre.

Step 6: Co-create

  • Fostering a service mindset.
  • Routine service interactions.
  • Maintaining user communities.
  • Handling service requests.

Step 7: Realize

  • Tracking value creation.
  • Assessing and reporting on value creation.
  • Assessing value creation and improving customer journeys.
  • Portfolio management.

Preparing for and taking the ITIL® 4 DSV exam

  • Review of the ITIL® 4 DSV program.
  • Questions/answers between participant and trainer.
  • Mock exam and group correction. Tips for the exam.
Exam
The exam is multiple-choice: 40 questions in 90 minutes (113 minutes if English is not the candidate’s native language) If at least 70% of the answers are correct (28 right answers), the exam is passed.


Certification
The certification exam is given in French. Training delivered in French.
Remote certifications
See the certifier’s official documentation for the list of prerequisites for completing the online certification exam.

Practical details
Teaching methods;
This course involves active, participatory learning. ITIL® concepts are explained, illustrated through feedback, and enhanced with group discussions.

Customer reviews
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Dates and locations
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