nerdexam
PeopleCert

ITIL · Question #52

In which document would you expect to see an overview of actual service achievements against targets?

The correct answer is D. SLA monitoring chart(SLAM). A SLAM chart (SLA Monitoring chart) is the specific tool used to display actual service performance results compared against agreed SLA targets at a glance.

Processes

Question

In which document would you expect to see an overview of actual service achievements against targets?

Options

  • AOperational level agreement(OLA)
  • BCapacity plan
  • CService level agreement(SLA)
  • DSLA monitoring chart(SLAM)

How the community answered

(48 responses)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    94% (45)

Why each option

A SLAM chart (SLA Monitoring chart) is the specific tool used to display actual service performance results compared against agreed SLA targets at a glance.

AOperational level agreement(OLA)

An operational level agreement (OLA) defines the agreed responsibilities and targets between internal teams; it does not report on actual performance achieved.

BCapacity plan

A capacity plan documents future capacity requirements and strategies, not a comparison of actual service performance against targets.

CService level agreement(SLA)

An SLA defines the agreed service level targets between the provider and customer but does not itself record actual achievements versus those targets.

DSLA monitoring chart(SLAM)Correct

A SLA Monitoring (SLAM) chart is designed specifically to provide a visual, at-a-glance overview of actual service achievements measured against agreed SLA targets, typically using a traffic-light color scheme. It is produced as part of the service level management process and is included in service reports to communicate performance to stakeholders.

Concept tested: ITIL SLAM chart for SLA performance reporting

Source: https://wiki.en.it-processmaps.com/index.php/Service_Level_Management#SLA_Monitoring_Chart_.28SLAM_Chart.29

Topics

#SLAM chart#SLA monitoring#service achievements#service level management

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full ITIL Practice