ITIL · Question #73
With which process is problem management likely to share categorization and impact coding systems?
The correct answer is A. Incident management. Problem management shares categorization and impact coding systems with incident management because problems are typically raised from incidents and require consistent classification for linking, trending, and reporting.
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With which process is problem management likely to share categorization and impact coding systems?
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- AIncident management
- BService asset and configuration management
- CCapacity management
- DIT service continuity management
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(24 responses)- A92% (22)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
Why each option
Problem management shares categorization and impact coding systems with incident management because problems are typically raised from incidents and require consistent classification for linking, trending, and reporting.
Incident management and problem management both classify records using category and impact codes - since problems often originate from incidents, sharing a common coding system ensures consistency when linking records, performing trend analysis, and producing unified reports across both processes.
Service asset and configuration management maintains records of configuration items and their relationships, not the categorization or impact coding schemes used in ticket management workflows.
Capacity management focuses on resource utilization and performance thresholds, not on classification or impact coding systems used in incident or problem records.
IT service continuity management deals with recovery planning and business impact analysis for major disruptions, not with day-to-day ticket categorization schemes.
Concept tested: Problem and incident management shared classification systems
Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation
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