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This publication is the second element in the new ITIL Infrastructure Library, it covers aspects that service providers must take into consideration. Issues covered include: service level management; financial management for IT services; IT service continuity management; availability management contingency planning and capacity management. Each component of service delivery is discussed separately in the book. The purpose of this text is to show the links and the principal relationships between all the service management and other infrastructure management processes. It is the sister publication to service support which was published in 2000.
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Essential guide for all those in IT Service Management,
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This review is from: Service Delivery: Part 17 (IT Infrastructure Library) (Paperback)
At last ! the long awaited partner to the Service Support best practise guide. The book consolidates and updates the previous multi volume set into a single much easier to read form.It's better in every way - more consise, more up to date and easier to use. Essential for IT staff involved in or interfacing to a service delivery organisation.
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Best of official ITIL guides,
By Mike Tarrani "www.tarrani.com" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Service Delivery: Part 17 (IT Infrastructure Library) (Paperback)
Among the official guides this one stands out as the most detailed and practical. Most of the official guides are, in my opinion, essential only if you are pursuing certification, but this one goes beyond the essential minimums by providing practical information about the five key process areas in more depth. The areas covered are:(1) Service Level Management As in all books in this series this one covers the theory, practical and implementation perspectives, as well as the relationships between and among key process areas. 19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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Fundamental IT,
By "marianoandres" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Service Delivery: Part 17 (IT Infrastructure Library) (Paperback)
The information Technology Infraestructure Library is a set of guidance developed by United Kingdom's Office of Goverment Commerce (OGC). The guidance, documented in a set of books, describe an integrated, process based, best practice framework for managing, delevop in this case, IT services. To date, this book is the only comprehensive, non-propriestary, publicly available guidance fot IT Management in Service Delivery.So, is primarily targeted at people responsible for managing IT services or IT consultants from enterprise that offers IT review services.
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A 'must have' for ITIL Exam Prep -- Especially for the Master's Level Certification,
By Sally Cozette Gonzales "Map My Course" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Service Delivery: Part 17 (IT Infrastructure Library) (Paperback)
I purchased this book and its companion, Service Support, to prepare for the Master's level exam a couple of years ago. I read these books, made outlines, completed a practice exam and found that I was sufficiently prepared to pass the exam on my first try.
I know that some people will sit for the exam using other sources, such as their class notes or materials their training provider created. I would rather not study from information too far removed from the primary source. Sometimes there is a reason you do not want to use a primary source. Perhaps the material is too sterile and you need the examples that secondary sources tend to provide. However, that is not the case for these books. The material is well organized. The concepts within chapters are numbered, and the accompanying charts and graphs help clarify the ideas. The concepts are written in an easy to understand style. On a cautionary note, you must decide whether you should purchase this version 2 book based on when you plan to sit for the certification exam. As you may have heard, Version 3 is scheduled for release in Spring of this year. If you are wondering what will be different between the two versions, as well as what changes to expect in certification and examination, do a google search for `ITIL refresh news straight from the source.' This newsletter contains an article written by Sharon Taylor, ITIL Chief Architect. |
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