ITIL · Question #426
What is the entry point or the first level of the V model?
The correct answer is B. Customer / Business Needs. The V model in ITIL begins at its highest level with Customer and Business Needs, which drive all downstream requirements, design decisions, and validation activities.
Question
What is the entry point or the first level of the V model?
Options
- AService Solution
- BCustomer / Business Needs
- CService Release
- DService Requirements
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B88% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Why each option
The V model in ITIL begins at its highest level with Customer and Business Needs, which drive all downstream requirements, design decisions, and validation activities.
Service Solution is a lower-level output that appears on the right side of the V model during the build and validation phase, not the entry point.
The V model is a structured approach in ITIL Service Design that aligns service levels with corresponding test and acceptance levels. Customer and Business Needs appear at the top-left entry point of the model, representing the highest level of abstraction from which all service requirements, designs, and acceptance criteria are derived. Every subsequent level of the V model ultimately traces back to validating these original needs.
Service Release is a deployment-stage concept appearing on the right side of the V model, representing a testing and release activity rather than the starting point.
Service Requirements are derived from Customer and Business Needs and represent the next level down in the V model, making them the second level, not the first entry point.
Concept tested: ITIL V model entry point and hierarchical structure
Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation
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