ITIL · Question #466
Which statement BEST describes the value of service strategy to the business?
The correct answer is D. It enables the service provider to understand what levels of service will make their customers. Service strategy defines the direction for service management by helping providers understand what levels of service will satisfy customer needs and align with business outcomes.
Question
Which statement BEST describes the value of service strategy to the business?
Options
- AIt allows higher volumes of successful change
- BIt reduces unplanned costs through optimized handling of service outages
- CIt reduces the duration and frequency of service outages
- DIt enables the service provider to understand what levels of service will make their customers
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C5% (2)
- D89% (33)
Why each option
Service strategy defines the direction for service management by helping providers understand what levels of service will satisfy customer needs and align with business outcomes.
Higher volumes of successful change is a benefit associated with change management and release practices, not with service strategy.
Reducing unplanned costs through optimized handling of outages is an outcome of incident management and problem management, not service strategy.
Reducing the duration and frequency of service outages is a goal of availability management and problem management, not service strategy.
Service strategy is fundamentally about understanding the customer perspective - identifying what customers value and what service levels will meet their needs before designing or delivering any service. It answers the 'why' of service management, ensuring all downstream processes are oriented toward genuine business value. This customer-centric alignment is the primary value service strategy delivers to the business.
Concept tested: ITIL service strategy value to business
Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation
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