ITIL® Intermediate OSA

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  • Course was informative, very well formatted and organized, lots of examples were provided. Pretty much all concepts were cleared. Overall pretty good training.
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  • Course was informative, very well formatted and organized, lots of examples were provided. Pretty much all concepts were cleared. Overall pretty good training.
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Joel R. Sosa-Rivera

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26/03/2014
What I would highlight: Course was informative, very well formatted and organized, lots of examples were provided. Pretty much all concepts were cleared. Overall pretty good training.
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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  • ITIL® Intermediate OSA
    • Learning Unit 00 - Introductory Lesson
      • 0.1 ITIL® 2011 Capability Module Operational Support and Analysis
      • 0.2 Agenda
      • 0.3 Objective
      • 0.4 ITIL® 2011 Introduction
      • 0.5 ITIL® 2011 Intermediate
      • 0.6 ITIL - Qualification Criteria
      • 0.7 Definition of Service Lifecycle
      • 0.8 Definition of Service Capability
      • 0.9 Difference between Lifecycle and Capability Modules
      • 0.10 Managing Across the Lifecycle
      • 0.11 Accreditation Institute
      • 0.12 OSA Course Description
      • 0.13 Course Objective
      • 0.14 Target Candidate
      • 0.15 Target Candidate contd..
      • 0.16 Exam Pre-requisites
      • 0.17 ITIL® 2011 OSA Exam Format
      • 0.18 Exam Tips
      • 0.19 Course Outline
      • 0.20 Quiz
      • 0.21 Foundation Basics
      • 0.22 ITIL - The Library Publications
      • 0.23 ITIL
      • 0.24 ITIL is presented as Best Practice. What are Best Practices?
      • 0.25 Why choose Public Standards over Proprietary ones?
      • 0.26 What is a Service?
      • 0.27 What is a Service Management?
      • 0.28 Service Management Roles: Service Owner
      • 0.29 Service Management Roles: Process Owner
      • 0.30 Connecting with Processes and Functions: RACI Matrix
      • 0.31 Key Terminology: Service Providers
      • 0.32 Key Terminology: Suppliers
      • 0.33 Thank You
    • Learning Unit 01 - Introduction to Operation Support and Analysis
      • 1.1 Introduction to Operation Support and Analysis
      • 1.2 ITIL - The Library Constituents
      • 1.3 Service Operation - Purpose and Objectives
      • 1.4 Service Operation - Scope
      • 1.5 Service Operation - Processes
      • 1.6 Service Operation - Functions
      • 1.7 Value to the Business of OSA Activities
      • 1.8 Optimization of Service Operational Performance
      • 1.9 IT Service Management
      • 1.10 Concept of Service and Value - Definition of a Service
      • 1.11 Economic Value of a Service
      • 1.12 Combined Effects of Utility and Warranty
      • 1.13 Value to the Business - Monitor and Measure
      • 1.14 Process
      • 1.15 Organizing IT Service Management - Process Definition
      • 1.16 Characteristics of a Process
      • 1.17 Organizing IT Service Management - Organization Structure
      • 1.18 Summary
      • 1.19 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 02 - Event Management
      • 2.1 Event Management
      • 2.2 Event Management
      • 2.3 Event Management - Purpose
      • 2.4 Event Management - Objectives
      • 2.5 Event Management - Scope
      • 2.6 Event Management vs. Monitoring
      • 2.7 Event Management - Value to the Business
      • 2.8 Event Management - Policies
      • 2.9 Event Management - Principles and Basic Concepts
      • 2.10 Event Management - Key Concepts
      • 2.11 Event Management - Triggers
      • 2.12 Event Management - Inputs and Outputs
      • 2.13 Event Management - Interfaces
      • 2.14 Event Management - Information Management
      • 2.15 Event Management - Metrics
      • 2.16 Event Management - Challenges and Risks
      • 2.17 Event Management - CSFs and KPIs
      • 2.18 Event Management - Design
      • 2.19 Event Management - Use of Event Rule Sets and Correlation Engines
      • 2.20 Event Management - Technology
      • 2.21 Event Management - Summary
      • 2.22 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 03 - Incident Management
      • 3.1 Incident Management
      • 3.2 Incident Management
      • 3.3 Incident Management - Purpose
      • 3.4 Incident Management - Objective
      • 3.5 Incident Management - Scope
      • 3.6 Incident Management - Value to Business
      • 3.7 Incident Management - Policies
      • 3.8 Incident Management - Key Concepts
      • 3.9 Incident Management - Key Concepts
      • 3.10 Incident Management - Process Flow
      • 3.11 Incident Management - Activities
      • 3.12 Incident Management - Categorization
      • 3.13 Incident Management - Prioritization
      • 3.14 Incident Management - Investigation and Diagnosis
      • 3.15 Incident Management - Escalation
      • 3.16 Incident Management - Resolution and Recovery
      • 3.17 Incident Management - Closure
      • 3.18 Incident Management - Rules for reopening incidents
      • 3.19 Incident Management - Triggers
      • 3.20 Incident Management - Inputs and Outputs
      • 3.21 Incident Management - Interfaces
      • 3.22 Incident Management - Metrics and Information Management
      • 3.23 Incident Management - Information Management
      • 3.24 Incident Management - Challenges
      • 3.25 Incident Management - CSFs and KPIs
      • 3.26 Incident Management - Risks
      • 3.27 Service Operation - Incident Management Summary
      • 3.28 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 04 - Request Fulfillment
      • 4.1 Request Fulfillment
      • 4.2 Request Fulfillment
      • 4.3 Request Management - Purpose and Objectives
      • 4.4 Request Management - Scope
      • 4.5 Request Management - Value to Business
      • 4.6 Request Management - Policies
      • 4.7 Request Management - Principles and Key Concepts
      • 4.8 Request Fulfillment - Process Activities
      • 4.9 Request Fulfillment - Triggers
      • 4.10 Request Fulfillment - Inputs and Outputs
      • 4.11 Request Fulfillment - Interfaces
      • 4.12 Request Fulfillment - Information Management
      • 4.13 Request Fulfillment - Metrics
      • 4.14 Request Fulfillment - Challenges
      • 4.15 Request Fulfillment - Risks
      • 4.16 Request Fulfillment - CSFs and KPIs
      • 4.17 Request Fulfillment - Summary
      • 4.18 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 05 - Problem Management
      • 5.1 Problem Management
      • 5.2 Problem Management
      • 5.3 Problem Management - Objective
      • 5.4 Problem Management - Scope
      • 5.5 Problem Management - Value to the Business
      • 5.6 Problem Management - Key Concepts
      • 5.7 Problem Management - Key Concepts
      • 5.8 Problem Management - Process Flow
      • 5.9 Problem Management - Activities
      • 5.10 Problem Management - Techniques
      • 5.11 Problem Management - Inputs and Outputs
      • 5.12 Problem Management - Triggers
      • 5.13 Problem Management - Interfaces
      • 5.14 Problem Management - Information Management
      • 5.15 Problem Management - Metrics
      • 5.16 Problem Management - CSFs and KPIs
      • 5.17 Problem Management - Challenges and Risks
      • 5.18 Problem Management Summary
      • 5.19 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 06 - Access Management
      • 6.1 Access Management
      • 6.2 Access Management
      • 6.3 Access Management - Purpose and Objectives
      • 6.4 Access Management - Scope
      • 6.5 Access Management - Value to the Business
      • 6.6 Access Management - Policies
      • 6.7 Access Management - Key Concepts
      • 6.8 Access Management - Activities
      • 6.9 Access Management - Activities
      • 6.10 Access Management - Triggers
      • 6.11 Access Management - Inputs and Outputs
      • 6.12 Access Management - Interfaces
      • 6.13 Access Management - Information Management
      • 6.14 Access Management - Metrics
      • 6.15 Access Management - Challenges and Risks
      • 6.16 Access Management - CSFs and KPIs
      • 6.17 Access Management - Summary
      • 6.18 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 07 - Service Desk
      • 7.1 Service Desk
      • 7.2 Service Desk
      • 7.3 Objectives
      • 7.4 Responsibilities
      • 7.5 Organizational Structures
      • 7.6 Local Service Desk
      • 7.7 Centralized Service Desk
      • 7.8 Virtual Service Desk
      • 7.9 Specialized Service Desk
      • 7.10 Environment
      • 7.11 Single Point of Contact
      • 7.12 Staffing
      • 7.13 Staffing Levels
      • 7.14 Staffing Levels
      • 7.15 Skill Levels
      • 7.16 Skill Levels
      • 7.17 Training
      • 7.18 Staff Retention
      • 7.19 Super Users
      • 7.20 Service Desk Metrics
      • 7.21 Customer or User Satisfaction Surveys
      • 7.22 Outsourcing the Service Desk
      • 7.23 Outsourcing; Common Tools and Processes
      • 7.24 Outsourcing SLA Targets
      • 7.25 Outsourcing Good Communications
      • 7.26 Outsourcing Ownership of Data
      • 7.27 Summary
      • 7.28 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 08 - Functions and Roles
      • 8.1 Functions and Roles
      • 8.2 Functions
      • 8.3 Technical Management - Objectives
      • 8.4 Technical Management - Roles
      • 8.5 Technical Management - Activities(1of2)
      • 8.6 Technical Management - Activities(2of2)
      • 8.7 IT Operations Management - Objectives
      • 8.8 IT Operations Management - Subfunctions
      • 8.9 IT Operations Management - Roles
      • 8.10 IT Operations Management - Documentation
      • 8.11 Applications Management - Objectives
      • 8.12 Applications Management - Roles
      • 8.13 Applications Management - Activities
      • 8.14 Roles and Responsibilities
      • 8.15 Service Owner Responsibilities(1 of 2)
      • 8.16 Service Owner Responsibilities(2 of 2)
      • 8.17 Generic Process Owner Responsibilities
      • 8.18 Process Manager - Responsibilities
      • 8.19 Process Practitioner - Responsibilities
      • 8.20 Key roles related to Incident Management Process(1of4)
      • 8.21 Key roles related to Incident Management Process(2of4)
      • 8.22 Key roles related to Incident Management Process(3of4)
      • 8.23 Key roles related to Incident Management Process(4of4)
      • 8.24 Key roles related to Problem Management Process(1of2)
      • 8.25 Key roles related to Problem Management Process(2of2)
      • 8.26 Key roles related to Request Fulfilment Process(1of2)
      • 8.27 Key roles related to Request Fulfilment Process(2of2)
      • 8.28 Key roles related to Event Management Process
      • 8.29 Key roles related to Access Management Process
      • 8.30 Functions Summary
      • 8.31 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 09 - Technology Implementation Considerations
      • 9.1 Technology Implementation Considerations
      • 9.2 Technology and Implementation Considerations
      • 9.3 Generic Requirements (Toolsets) 1of2
      • 9.4 Generic Requirements (Toolsets) 2of2
      • 9.5 Evaluation Criteria for Process Implementation (1of3)
      • 9.6 Evaluation Criteria for Process Implementation (2of3)
      • 9.7 Evaluation Criteria for Process Implementation (3of3)
      • 9.8 Service Design Evaluation Criteria
      • 9.9 Service Design Evaluation Criteria
      • 9.10 Projects, Risks and Staffing Practices 1of2
      • 9.11 Projects, Risks and Staffing Practices 2of2
      • 9.12 Implementing Service Operation - Managing Risk in Service Operation
      • 9.13 Implementing Service Operation - Managing Change in Service Operation
      • 9.14 Service Design - Challenges
      • 9.15 Service Design - Risks
      • 9.16 Service Transition - Challenges
      • 9.17 Service Transition - Risks
      • 9.18 Service Transition - Critical Success Factors
      • 9.19 Service Operation - Challenges
      • 9.20 Service Operation Managers - Challenges (1of2)
      • 9.21 Service Operation - Challenges (2of2)
      • 9.22 Service Operation - Risks
      • 9.23 Service Operation - CSFs (1of3)
      • 9.24 Service Operation - CSFs (2of3)
      • 9.25 Service Operation - CSFs (3of3)
      • 9.26 Implementing Service Operation - Planning and Implementing Service Management Technologies
      • 9.27 Implementing Service Operation - Planning and Implementing Service Management Technologies
      • 9.28 Technology and Implementation Considerations - Summary
      • 9.29 Quiz
    • Learning Unit 10 - Summary exam preparation and direct studies
      • 10.1 Summary: Exam Preparation and Directed
      • 10.2 Directed Studies and Glossary
      • 10.3 Checkpoints
      • 10.4 Thank You

Additional information

  • What is this course about?

    ITIL® Intermediate Operational Support and Analysis (OSA) module is an ITIL® qualification focused on planning, implementation and optimization of OSA processes. The ITIL® Intermediate Qualification: Operational Support and Analysis (OSA) Certificate is a freestanding qualification but is also part of the ITIL® Intermediate Capability stream, and one of the modules that leads to the ITIL® Expert Certificate in IT Service Management.

    Simplilearn’s ITIL® Intermediate OSA Certification Training enhances ones’ skills to apply core practices to support the service management lifecycle in real-time. The OSA module is one of the key ITIL® Service Capability modules and allows participants to enhance their ITIL® knowledge and skills enabling them to execute and implement specific ITIL® processes effectively.

    Simplilearn offers ITIL® Intermediate OSA certification training that allows candidate’s to prepare for the ITIL® OSA exam in the comfort of their own place and/or in a Classroom learning environment.

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