ITIL Guiding Principles

An IT department is redesigning its change management process. The current process has many approval steps causing delays. According to the guiding principle 'Keep it simple and practical', what should they do?

Which TWO ITIL guiding principles are most closely related to the concept of 'customer value'?

Which TWO ITIL guiding principles are most directly related to reducing waste and inefficiency?

An organization's service design policy mandates that all new services must be designed from scratch, without reviewing or leveraging existing services or processes. Which ITIL guiding principle does this policy directly contradict?

Which TWO of the following are ITIL guiding principles?

Drag and drop the steps of the continual improvement model into the correct order.

Drag and drop the steps of the service request management process into the correct order.

Drag and drop the steps of the IT asset management process into the correct order.

Match each ITIL 4 practice to its primary purpose.

A service provider is planning to implement a new IT service management tool. The project manager insists on a phased rollout with feedback after each phase. Which guiding principle is the project manager applying?

Which ITIL guiding principle states that 'nothing should be done unless it adds value for the stakeholders'?

A service provider is designing a new service. The design team creates a detailed process flow that includes many approval steps. A stakeholder suggests removing some approvals that don't add value. Which guiding principle is being applied?

Which TWO of the following are ITIL 4 guiding principles?

Which TWO statements about the 'Start where you are' guiding principle are CORRECT?

A company is implementing a new ticketing system. The project team decides to use a large rollout after months of development, but later discovers many issues that could have been caught early. Which principle was NOT followed?

Which ITIL guiding principle states that all activities should be directly linked to creating value for stakeholders?

Which guiding principle emphasizes that services should be treated as complex systems where changes in one area can affect others?

A service desk team notices that many incidents are related to password issues. They decide to implement a self-service password reset tool. Which ITIL guiding principle is being applied?

Which THREE of the following are true about the 'Progress iteratively with feedback' principle?

Which TWO of the following scenarios demonstrate the 'Collaborate and promote visibility' principle?

Which ITIL guiding principle states that every activity should be linked to the creation of value for stakeholders?

What is the PRIMARY purpose of the Incident Management practice?

Which TWO of the following are ITIL 4 guiding principles?

Which THREE of the following are benefits of applying the 'Progress iteratively with feedback' principle?

Which TWO of the following scenarios best illustrate the 'Think and work holistically' principle?

A service desk team is overwhelmed with incidents. A problem manager suggests implementing a chatbot to handle common user queries. Before doing so, the team reviews their current processes and discovers many steps that don't add value. Which ITIL 4 guiding principle is being applied FIRST?

An organization wants to improve its change management process. According to ITIL 4, which guiding principle would recommend that the team first analyzes the current change management practices and performance before proposing any changes?

Which TWO of the following are ITIL 4 guiding principles?

Which THREE of the following are correct descriptions of ITIL 4 guiding principles?

Which ITIL guiding principle states that services should be treated as complex systems where changes in one area can affect the whole?

Which TWO of the following are true regarding the 'Optimise and automate' principle?

Which THREE of the following are differences between Utility and Warranty?

Which THREE of the following describe how the ITIL guiding principle 'Start where you are' should be applied?