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ITIL · Question #449

Where are the details of core and enhancing services provided?

The correct answer is D. The service catalogue. The service catalogue is the customer-facing record of all live IT services, explicitly documenting both core and enhancing services available to users.

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Question

Where are the details of core and enhancing services provided?

Options

  • AThe definitive media library
  • BThe configuration management system
  • CThe service portfolio
  • DThe service catalogue

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    89% (34)

Why each option

The service catalogue is the customer-facing record of all live IT services, explicitly documenting both core and enhancing services available to users.

AThe definitive media library

The definitive media library stores authorized master copies of licensed software media, not descriptions of services offered to customers.

BThe configuration management system

The configuration management system holds data about configuration items and their relationships, not service descriptions or service classifications.

CThe service portfolio

The service portfolio encompasses the entire service lifecycle including pipeline and retired services, but it is the catalogue specifically that surfaces core and enhancing service details to customers.

DThe service catalogueCorrect

The service catalogue is the published subset of the service portfolio that lists all operational IT services and their details. It specifically captures core services (the fundamental services customers depend on) and enhancing services (additional services that add value on top of core services), along with ownership, SLAs, and how to request them.

Concept tested: ITIL service catalogue structure - core vs enhancing services

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

Topics

#service catalogue#core services#enhancing services#service portfolio

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