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Overview

As the move towards the cloud gains momentum and both customers and providers move to exploit this emerging technology, ITSM professionals need to understand the implications for service provision and how they should approach its adoption.

Audience

Each participant will leave with a recognised certificate

Outline

  • This overview course aims to provide delegates with a grounding in Cloud terminology and how service management best practice should be applied to ensure Cloud based services are managed and controlled for the benefit of the business.
  • An Introduction to Cloud
  • Cloud definitions
  • Cloud characteristics
  • Types of Cloud
  • The challenges with the various Cloud options
  • Public
  • Private
  • Hybrid
  • Community
  • Managing the Cloud
  • Understanding drivers
  • Risks and business benefits
  • Strategic thought as the key to success
  • Taking an holistic approach
  • Controlling the Cloud
  • Frameworks and methodologies that can be utilised
  • Taking a service lifecycle approach

Frameworks and methodologies that can be utilised Taking a service lifecycle approach

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SPVC = Self Paced Virtual Class

LVC = Live Virtual Class

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