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About the Course

This course presents a comprehensive exploration of service management principles and practices across three key modules. Participants will begin by understanding the Four Dimensions of Service Management, analyzing critical factors within organizations, people, information, and technology, while also delving into the role of partners and suppliers in service delivery. Moving on, learners will explore organizational structure, ITIL principles, and the significance of people in service operations. Additionally, they will enhance skills and competencies across diverse domains, gaining insights into service offerings, technologies, and information management challenges. Finally, learners will delve into partner dynamics, value stream optimization, and the impact of external factors on service management, equipping them with a robust toolkit for effective service delivery. Target Learners: 1) Professionals working in service-oriented industries such as IT, hospitality, healthcare, telecommunications, etc. 2) Managers and supervisors responsible for service delivery within organizations. 3) Individuals aspiring to advance their careers in service management roles. Pre-requisites: 1) Basic understanding of organizational structures and processes. 2) Familiarity with the concepts of information technology and its role in business operations. 3) Some exposure to service management frameworks or practices (e.g., ITIL, COBIT) is beneficial but not mandatory. 4) Proficiency in communication skills to effectively engage with partners, suppliers, and stakeholders in service delivery....

Top reviews

SJ

Oct 13, 2025

I appreciate how the course combined theory with practical implementation. ITIL V4’s four dimensions are now crystal clear to me.

AB

Sep 12, 2025

One of the best ITIL V4 courses! Each dimension is taught clearly with valuable insights. The balance of real-life relevance and simplicity makes it a professional masterpiece.

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By adell h

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Aug 7, 2025

Well-crafted course for mastering service management through the ITIL V4 lens.

By Ramesh V R

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Jul 28, 2025

This course is very informative on four dimensions of Service management.

By Dinesh G

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Jul 10, 2025

This course helped me grasp ITIL dimensions effectively and confidently.

By shailendra r

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Jun 16, 2025

Insightful and practical ITIL course with strong foundational content.

By vinod k

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May 30, 2025

best course on supplier dimension considerations for outsourcing.

By rajkumar r

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Jun 21, 2025

Perfect for aligning IT services with business goals seamlessly.

By kunal g

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May 6, 2025

Best for professionals prepping for ITIL certification exams.

By Aadi S

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Nov 1, 2025

Impressive quality content with logical flow and structure.

By Motserere J M

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Aug 9, 2025

Interesting

By robbin b

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Jan 15, 2026

A career-defining program! I now feel confident leading service improvement initiatives by applying the Four Dimensions framework to solve real-world business bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

By hortencia b

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Jan 18, 2026

Every lesson is packed with professional tips on configuring resources. The emphasis on co-creating value makes this the best guide for modern IT service management practices.

By chong b

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Jan 6, 2026

This course doesn't just teach the Four Dimensions — it makes you think strategically about service management.

By François D

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Sep 23, 2025

The content needs proofreading, not just for the many typos but also the many meaningless sentences. Also the assessments can refer to content that's studied later.

By Balázs K

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Jul 17, 2025

There are too many errors in the presentation. It is clearly visible, that the person, who is talking is not the same person, who have prepared the slides. The problem is, that the speaker had the knowledge, and the slide contents were typed based on the audio only. That caused many-many errors in the written text on the slides. Awful.