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Which practice coordinates the classification, ownership and communication of service requests and incidents?
Which ITIL guiding principle recommends using existing services, processes and tools when improving services?
Which statement about the 'continual improvement' practice is CORRECT?
What aspect of 'service level management' asks service consumers what their work involves and how technology helps them?
Which is a result of applying the guiding principle 'progress iteratively with feedback'?
What is MOST LIKELY to be handled as a service request?
Which describes a CORRECT approach to change authorization?
Which joint activity performed by a service provider and service consumer ensures continual value co-creation?
Which competencies are required by the 'service level management' practice?
Which TWO statements about the 'service request management' practice are CORRECT? 1. Service requests are part of normal service delivery 2. Complaints can be handled as service requests 3. Service requests result from a failure in service 4. Normal changes should be handled as service requests

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Which process is used to compare the value that new services offer with the value of the services they have replaced?

A.
Availability management
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A.
Availability management
B.
Capacity management
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B.
Capacity management
C.
Service portfolio management
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C.
Service portfolio management
D.
Service catalogue management
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D.
Service catalogue management
Suggested answer: C
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