ITIL · Question #4
Which process includes business, service and component sub-processes?
The correct answer is A. Capacity management. Capacity management is uniquely structured around three named sub-processes - business, service, and component - allowing capacity to be addressed at strategic, tactical, and operational levels.
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Which process includes business, service and component sub-processes?
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- ACapacity management
- BIncident management
- CService level management
- DFinancial management
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A91% (32)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
Why each option
Capacity management is uniquely structured around three named sub-processes - business, service, and component - allowing capacity to be addressed at strategic, tactical, and operational levels.
Capacity management in ITIL contains three formal sub-processes: Business Capacity Management (translating future business requirements into IT capacity needs), Service Capacity Management (managing performance of live IT services), and Component Capacity Management (managing individual infrastructure components). This layered structure is distinctive to capacity management and is not shared by other ITIL processes.
Incident management is structured around a single incident lifecycle with stages such as identification, logging, categorization, prioritization, and resolution - it does not use business, service, and component sub-processes.
Service level management operates through activities like SLA negotiation, monitoring, and review - it does not contain business, service, and component sub-processes.
Financial management for IT services focuses on budgeting, accounting, and charging and does not include business, service, and component sub-processes.
Concept tested: Capacity management business, service, component sub-processes
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