ITIL · Question #145
What is the act of transforming resources and capabilities into valuable service better known as?
The correct answer is A. Service management. In ITIL, service management is formally defined as a set of specialized organizational capabilities for transforming resources into valuable services. Resources include people, processes, technology, and information, while capabilities represent the ability to coordinate, control
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What is the act of transforming resources and capabilities into valuable service better known as?
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- AService management
- BIncident management
- CResource management
- DService support
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A95% (19)
- B5% (1)
Explanation
In ITIL, service management is formally defined as a set of specialized organizational capabilities for transforming resources into valuable services. Resources include people, processes, technology, and information, while capabilities represent the ability to coordinate, control, and deploy those resources. Service management is the overarching discipline that bridges raw inputs (resources/capabilities) and the delivery of value to customers and users. The other options are narrower sub-disciplines: incident management restores service after failures, resource management handles allocation of specific assets, and service support is a grouping of operational processes - none of these describe the broad act of value transformation.
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