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ITSM Mobilization Workshop
Certification :: None
Duration :: 5 Days
Course Delivery :: Classroom workshop, 2 instructors
Language Course ID
English ITL3010
 
   
   
  Course Introduction -
 
The ITSM Mobilization Workshop is an intensive workshop facilitated by very experienced IT Service Management trainers/consultants. In five days you, as part of the core Implementation team and IT leadership, will build a business case and an action plan for the adoption of ITIL as a service management model.
   
  Course Description -
 
Over a period of five days, you will be one of the sixteen key IT professionals to learn the key ITIL best practice of service support and service delivery. Working with skilled instructors in group processes, you will establish the gap between the best practices as described in ITIL and the current processes in your organization. Using facilitation by the course tutors, you will be able to create a cost/benefit analysis based action plan to present to yourr senior leaders on the last day in the afternoon.
   
  Prerequisites -
 
  • ITIL Foundation Certification
  • Completed ITSM Mobilization Workshop Intake Form (Sponsor)
  • Prepurchase of eight copies of the ISO/IEC 200000 standard
   
  Audience -
 
As part of the intake exercise, ITpreneurs will work with you to identify the effective structure of attendees for your organization. The attendees are all from the same company. Typically, this includes:
  • IT Management
  • ITSM Program Leads
  • IT Support Staff
  • ITIL Process Owners

   
  Learning Objectives -
  At the end of this workshop, you will learn about:
  • Knowledge transfer of core ITIL processes.
  • Knowledge transfer of ITSM strategies.
  • Create a core team with critical mass within the organization.
  • Create a common understanding based on common language of where the organization currently sits.
  • Build understanding of the role and options of tools to support ITIL/ITSM.
  • Gap analysis between current situation and best practice.
  • Organize potential activities in order of priority to reflect return on effort/investment.
  • Create a grounded plan for senior leadership consideration.
   
  Course / Student Material -
 
  • Minimum of eight participants
  • Maximum of 16 participants
  • One PC for each student group, that is a total of four groups
  • U-shaped/horseshoe desk setup
  • Three additional break-out rooms from the main classroom
  • A whiteboard, a flip chart, and a PC projector
  • A venue that is preferably outside the office
   
  Course Organization Logistics -
 
  • Up to 16 participants
  • Two break out rooms
  • A classroom with a U-shaped seating arrangement, a projector, a white board, and flipcharts
  • A venue that is preferably outside the office
 
 
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