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ITIL · Question #77

Which process is responsible for low risk, frequently occurring, low cost changes?

The correct answer is D. Request fulfillment. Request fulfillment manages routine, pre-approved service requests that are low risk, frequently occurring, and inexpensive to fulfill.

Processes

Question

Which process is responsible for low risk, frequently occurring, low cost changes?

Options

  • ADemand management
  • BIncident management
  • CRelease and deployment management
  • DRequest fulfillment

How the community answered

(27 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    7% (2)
  • D
    89% (24)

Why each option

Request fulfillment manages routine, pre-approved service requests that are low risk, frequently occurring, and inexpensive to fulfill.

ADemand management

Demand management focuses on understanding and influencing customer demand for services at a strategic level, not handling individual routine service requests.

BIncident management

Incident management is concerned with restoring normal service operation after an unplanned interruption, not with processing routine, low-risk requests.

CRelease and deployment management

Release and deployment management handles the planning, scheduling, and controlling of builds and deployments into production, not routine low-risk service requests.

DRequest fulfillmentCorrect

Request fulfillment handles standardized, pre-approved service requests such as password resets and software installations, which are characterized as low risk, high frequency, and low cost. These requests follow a predefined procedure and do not require formal change management approval. This makes request fulfillment the correct process for this category of activity.

Concept tested: ITIL request fulfillment process scope and characteristics

Source: https://www.axelos.com/best-practice-solutions/itil/what-is-itil

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