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ITIL · Question #191

Which process is responsible for sourcing and delivering components of requested standard services?

The correct answer is A. Request fulfilment. Request Fulfilment is the ITIL process responsible for handling service requests, including sourcing and delivering components of standard, pre-approved services.

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Question

Which process is responsible for sourcing and delivering components of requested standard services?

Options

  • ARequest fulfilment
  • BService portfolio management
  • CService desk
  • DIT finance

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    89% (32)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    6% (2)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

Request Fulfilment is the ITIL process responsible for handling service requests, including sourcing and delivering components of standard, pre-approved services.

ARequest fulfilmentCorrect

Request Fulfilment manages the lifecycle of all service requests from users, including sourcing, coordinating, and delivering the components required to fulfil standard services such as software installations or access provisioning. It operates against a pre-defined request model and service catalogue to ensure consistent, efficient delivery of routine service items.

BService portfolio management

Service Portfolio Management governs the full lifecycle of all services in strategic terms but does not operationally source or deliver service components to requesters.

CService desk

The Service Desk is a function that acts as a single point of contact for users but is not itself the process responsible for sourcing and delivering service components.

DIT finance

IT Finance manages budgeting, accounting, and charging for IT services and has no operational role in sourcing or delivering service request components.

Concept tested: Request Fulfilment process scope and responsibilities

Source: https://wiki.en.it-processmaps.com/index.php/Request_Fulfilment

Topics

#request fulfilment#standard services#service requests#service operation

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