Question 1
How are target resolution times used in the 'incident management' practice?
- They are agreed, documented, and communicated to help set user expectations
- They are established, reviewed, and reported to ensure that customers are happy with the service
- They are initiated, approved, and managed to ensure that predictable responses are achieved
- They are scheduled, assessed and authorized to reduce the risk of service failures
Question 2
Why should some service requests be fulfilled with no additional approvals?
- To ensure that spending is properly accounted for
- To ensure that information security requirements are met
- To streamline the fulfilment workflow
- To set user expectations for fulfilment times
Question 3
What is a set of specialized organizational capabilities for enabling value for customers in the form of services?
- Service offering
- Service provision
- Service management
- Service consumption
Question 4
Which gives a user access to a system?
- Service requirement
- Service agreement
- Service consumption
- Service provision
Question 5
Which statement about managing incidents is CORRECT?
- Low impact incidents should be resolved efficiently, making logging unnecessary
- The 'incident management' practice should use a single process regardless of the impact of the incident
- Low impact incidents should be resolved efficiently so the resource required is reduced
- Incidents with the lowest impact should be resolved first