ITIL Training - IT Infrastructure Library

How to Build a Service Catalog

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Who Needs to Attend

  • Anyone who has taken an ITIL Foundation course
  • Anyone responsible for an ITIL implementation starting with IT service definition or Service Catalog creation
  • Service Catalog Managers, Service Level Managers, and others managing or supervising groups responsible for creating and maintaining an IT Service Catalog
  • IT Managers

 

Prerequisites

ITIL v2 Foundation Exam Prep Boot Camp, ITIL v3 Foundation Exam Prep Boot Camp, or equivalent are suggested

 

Follow-On Courses

  • Other ITIL in Action courses
  • ITIL Intermediate courses

 

Learn how to create an IT Services Catalog based on ITIL good-practice guidance and practical real-world experiences.

A Service Catalog describes the services an IT organization provides to the business and how those services are obtained and supported. The backbone of ITIL v3, the Service Catalog is critical to controlling costs, improving quality, and setting and meeting customer expectations, and it's challenging to create.

In this course, you will learn how to identify your services, name and categorize them, and create a Service Catalog architecture that follows the best practices of ITIL and is practical to maintain. You'll gain practical experience you can put into practice immediately.

What You'll Learn

 

  • Develop, publish, and implement your ITIL-based Service Catalog
  • Tips for defining IT services quickly
  • Key considerations that can indicate success or failure
  • Measure the performance and effectiveness of your Service Catalog
  • Maintain your Service Catalog
  • Overcome challenges and manage risks associated with using a Service Catalog
  • How software tools can help and hinder Service Catalog creation and operation

Course Outline

 

1. The Service Catalog

  • What it is and what it isn't
  • Integrating the Service Catalog and other IT Service Management processes
  • Service Catalog and support center operations
  • Benefits of a Service Catalog

2. Developing a Service Catalog

  • Analyzing the service portfolio
  • Identifying and categorizing IT services
  • Establishing service-level agreements
  • Validating service demand
  • Elements of a Service Catalog
  • Pros and cons of using software tools for Service Catalog creation

3. Implementing your Service Catalog

  • Publishing the Service Catalog
  • Marketing your Service Catalog

4. Measuring Service Catalog performance

  • Establish metrics and key performance indicators
  • Assess Service Catalog effectiveness

5. Maintenance and reporting

  • Maintaining the Service Catalog
  • Reporting Service Catalog performance

6. Overcoming challenges and managing risks

  • Challenges created by a Service Catalog
  • Risks associated with using a Service Catalog
  • Critical success factors

Classroom Dates and Locations

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Oct 25 - 27, 2010Washington, DCRegister
Nov 8 - 10, 2010San Jose, CARegister
Nov 15 - 17, 2010Morristown, NJRegister
Dec 6 - 8, 2010Dallas, TXRegister
Jan 17 - 19, 2011Chicago (Schaumburg), ILRegister
Feb 28 - Mar 2, 2011New York, NYRegister
Mar 7 - 9, 2011Atlanta, GARegister
Mar 21 - 23, 2011Raleigh, NCRegister

 

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Course Code: 2795

Registration Information

 

$1995 USD

3 Day Course

18 PMI PDUs

 

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