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Deal Domains - Foundations of IT Service Management based on ITIL (Korean Edition)
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Manufacturer: van Haren Publishing
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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9788990795298
ISBN: 899079529X
Label: van Haren Publishing
Manufacturer: van Haren Publishing
Number Of Pages: 435
Publication Date: 2006-06-01
Publisher: van Haren Publishing
Studio: van Haren Publishing
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Summary: Perfect to certification
Comment: This is a perfect guide to the ITIL certification. It is small, simple and clear. I was able to pass the certification easily after reading this book.
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Summary: Foundations of IT Service Management: based on ITIL
Comment: It is a very good book for studying, for the ITIL v2 foundation exam. However for ITIL v3 foundation exam I would recommend "Passing Your ITIL Foundation Exam by OGC". I used both books (and some practice tests) to study for the v3 exam and passed.
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Summary: Good and not so good. . .
Comment: The Good: I used this book as THE only major study source to pass the ITIL Foundations and indeed, it has the essentials to pass the exam -I passed with room to spare using only this *plus* a Transcender Practice exam (Oh yeah, and the ITIL chart that sells here for $11.) So, in one way of looking at it, there is a lot of helpful info here and it does the job to pass the exam. Also, it is the most affordable reference I could find.
The Not So Good: EXTREMELY boring! (another comment below has more detail about this) It written to be only a catalogue of Service Management elements and how they relate. A few illustrations were begun in the first chapter, but were discontinued by Chapter 2 making this very painful read. It is written in a way that the necessary info and the relationships of the processes are elaborated on enough to pass the exam, but again, so boring. It was also too repeatitive.
I hold several certifications and am the type of person who keeps all their books, however, I gave this one away the same day I passed the test. Several reasons: one, there is no index whatsoever for future reference -that would have been both easy for the publisher and extremely helpful for future needs; also, it is just so boring, nothing I want to see again. The numbering sequence when I first bought it I thought followed the Service Management Publications numbering, but not so, so there is no correaltions to that 'Bible' of ITIL. Seems to me that would have also been helpful and easy to do.
I do recommend this IF you can endure the pain and if you obtain something else to suplement. My choices of Transcender ITIL practice exam and the chart worked for me. I definitely am keeping the chart for future reference.
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Summary: It worked...
Comment: Horribly boring, but at least it was short. And, I passed the "ITILF" (Foundation) test by using this book and the practice test from management-survival.
Just don't expect to read this book for much more than 30 minutes before drifting off into the glassy eyed stare from being immersed in a bureaucratic dream of infinitely, interrelated, "Looks good on paper" processes. But, that just ITIL...
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Summary: Worthwhile ITIL overview
Comment: We use this book with every online course we provide - it is excellent. Also Jan van Bon is highly recommended as chief editor - the insight he brings to the table breaths throughout the book.
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Editorial Reviews:
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This introduction to IT Service Management, published by ITSMF-NL, is based on the latest edition of the ITIL books on Service Support and Service Delivery, and is intended to serve as: a thorough and convenient introduction to the field of IT Service Management and a selection of the core books in the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL); and a self-study guide that contains all the material needed to prepare for the Foundation Certificate examination in IT Service Management. This new edition contains only those topics relevant for Foundations exams. While this book may serve as a textbook, it is not a theoretical book. Instead, it contains a wealth of practical knowledge collected by the editorial board. This practical knowledge and the introduction to the field of IT service management make the book useful even for those not preparing for the examination. Since no single publication can have the answers to all the questions that arise in a field as multifaceted as IT Service Management, the aim of the book is to raise key questions, to encourage discussions and the comparison of the best practices found in the book with the reader's own experience.
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