Key concepts of Service Management


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Included in the files below:

  1. Mind Maps, Key Concepts and Definitions, and ITIL in Action (colorful version): DETHA_BDD_ITIL_L1_Key Concepts of Service Management_LT.pdf
  2. Mind Maps, Key Concepts and Definitions, and ITIL in Action (darker version):
    DETHA_DDB_ITIL_L1_Key Concepts of Service Management_DK.pdf
  3. Thought Experiment description and a possible set of answers (colorful version) :
    DETHA_THTXP_ITIL_L1_Key Concepts of Service Management_LT.pdf
  4. Thought Experiment description and a possible set of answers (darker version) :
    DETHA_THTXP_ITIL_L1_Key Concepts of Service Management_DK.pdf



Mind Maps

"Harness your brain's untapped potential; Mind Maps are the key to unlocking it."

(Inspired by Buzan & Buzan, 1996)



Key Concepts of Service Management



ITIL in Action

"Embrace the concrete, leave the abstract! 
We'll use comparisons to make ITIL concepts come alive!"

(Inspired by Catrambone & Holyoak, 1989)



Adventures in Technopolis:

Unlocking the Secrets of Service Management


Welcome to the thrilling world of ITIL Service Management! Let's take a whimsical journey through the key concepts that bring services to life and ensure their delivery delights customers.

Picture a bustling city like "Technopolis," where various services work in harmony to co-create value. In this city, services provide utility and warranty to customers, while users benefit from these services daily. Service management ensures everything runs smoothly and efficiently.

Techton Eats, a popular food delivery service in Technopolis, demonstrates the delicate dance of co-creating value. By striking the right balance between removed and imposed costs, risks and outcomes, they provide delicious meals at affordable prices, all while managing risk and delivering desired outcomes.

But this is only possible through effective service relationships, involving service offerings, relationship management, service provision, and service consumption. Techton Eats collaborates with restaurants and drivers, orchestrating a symphony of activities to ensure their customers enjoy a tasty mealtime experience.

In the background, the four dimensions of service management support the entire operation, enabling the ITIL Service Value System to guide Techton Eats through this fascinating journey.

So buckle up, dear ITIL adventurer! As you navigate the bustling streets of Technopolis, you'll learn to master these vital concepts and apply them to your professional life. Let the ITIL Success Simulator be your guide as you conquer the Foundations Exam and make your mark on the service management landscape!


Thought Experiment

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(Inspired by Bonwell & Eison, 1991)





Memory Palace

"Clarify your understanding of ITIL with Thought Experiments, a catalyst for challenging preconceptions and achieving clarity."

(Inspired by Tanner & Allen, 2005)




Gigglebytes

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(Inspired by Wanzer, Frymier, & Irwin, 2010)



The following light-hearted jokes aim to blend various ITIL concepts in a way that's both humorous and memorable, reflecting the interconnected nature of these principles. They embody the spirit of innovation, collaboration, and conscious digital evolution, inspiring you to embrace these concepts with a smile. 

Enjoy the laughter as you continue to ignite your digital brilliance!


Cost & Value: Why did the cost and value go on a date? Because they wanted to find a balance in their relationship, but the cost kept spending too much on dinner!


Customer & Service Provider: Why did the customer break up with the service provider? Because the provider kept saying, "It's not you, it's SLA!"


Digital Transformation & Four Dimensions: Why don't digital transformers play hide and seek with the Four Dimensions of Service Management? Because good luck hiding when you're evolving in every direction!


Goods & Service Consumption: Why did the goods ask the service consumption out for coffee? Because it wanted to espresso its tangible feelings!


Information, Technology & Organization: Information and Technology walked into an organization. Information said, "I know where we are," Technology said, "I know how to work here," and the Organization said, "Well, I know why we're here!"


Outcome, Output & Warranty: Why did the outcome, output, and warranty start a band? Because the outcome was the vision, the output was the sound, and the warranty made sure they never fell flat!


Partners, Suppliers & Risk: Why did the partners and suppliers play poker with risk? Because they knew that in business, you've got to know when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em!


Resource & Utility: Why did the resource complain to utility at the party? Because it felt used, and utility said, "At least you're fit for purpose!"


Service Management & Digital Transformation: Why did service management give digital transformation a high five? Because together, they turn traditional business into a modern masterpiece!


Sponsor, Stakeholder & Service Provider: Why did the sponsor, stakeholder, and supplier form a football team? Because the sponsor funded the goals, the stakeholder cheered them on, and the service provider delivered the wins!


Utility, Warranty & Value Streams: Why did utility, warranty, and value streams start a bakery? Because utility kneaded the dough, warranty baked it just right, and value streams made it flow to the customers!


Service Relationship Management & Risk: Why did service relationship management break up with risk? Because it was tired of the uncertainty in the relationship, but risk said, "That's just how I roll!"


Organization, People & Information and Technology: Why did the organization bring people and information and technology to a picnic? Because the organization set the goals, the people brought the sandwiches, and information and technology provided the perfect playlist!


Brain GYM


"Empower your ITIL mastery journey with the science-backed power of quizzes!"

(Inspired by Roediger & Karpicke, 2006)



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