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ITIL-FOUNDATION · Question #258

Which process is responsible for frequently occurring changes where risk and cost are low?

The correct answer is B. Request Fulfillment. Request Fulfillment is the ITIL process designed to handle pre-approved, low-risk, frequently occurring service requests efficiently and at low cost.

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Question

Which process is responsible for frequently occurring changes where risk and cost are low?

Options

  • AAccess management
  • BRequest Fulfillment
  • CRelease and Deployment Management
  • DIncident Management

How the community answered

(43 responses)
  • B
    93% (40)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    2% (1)

Why each option

Request Fulfillment is the ITIL process designed to handle pre-approved, low-risk, frequently occurring service requests efficiently and at low cost.

AAccess management

Access Management controls who is authorized to use services and manages user rights and permissions, not the processing of frequent low-risk operational requests.

BRequest FulfillmentCorrect

Request Fulfillment manages standard service requests that are pre-authorized, low-risk, and low-cost - such as password resets or software installations. Unlike Change Management which governs higher-risk changes, Request Fulfillment uses pre-defined fulfillment procedures to process these recurring requests quickly. This separation keeps routine requests from overloading the Change Management process.

CRelease and Deployment Management

Release and Deployment Management plans and controls the movement of releases into live environments, addressing higher-impact changes rather than routine service requests.

DIncident Management

Incident Management focuses on restoring normal service after an unplanned interruption and does not govern the processing of pre-approved standard requests.

Concept tested: ITIL Request Fulfillment process scope and purpose

Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation

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#request fulfillment#low-risk changes#standard changes#service operation

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