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“We teach people to pass the Foundation exam … we help prepare them to pass the 
Manager’s exam”
DIYmonde's Service Manager’s course is offered directly and through a number of 
specially chosen, high quality Delivery Partners.  The course tutors have 
extensive experience in ITSM implementation.  They will, therefore, present an 
extremely knowledgeable and practical perspective of what is achievable, and 
how employees respond to and are likely to be affected by proposals for 
improvement.  All tutors hold the Manager’s Certificate in IT Service 
Management, including several with a mark of Distinction.

The Service Manager course is not divided into the traditional Service Support 
and Service Delivery modules as we believe that is a very artificial 
representation of IT Service Management. In implementing ITSM best practices 
all of the processes must be considered for their contribution to a Continuous 
Service Improvement Program (CSIP). Experience has taught that concentrating on 
single processes or, for example, on Service Support rather than Service 
Delivery, does not bring true success as it denies the strong interdependencies 
between all of the processes.

What this course teaches is an intensely practical and pragmatic approach to 
service improvement within a framework that encompasses every IT activity and 
the relationship of those activities in support of the customer’s business 
processes.

This eleven (11) day course is divided into two five (5) day sessions and an 
exam preparation day. We believe that revision of the course material is 
essentially a student responsibility but that preparation for the exam to 
ensure that no marks are needlessly lost or wasted is a tutor obligation – so 
that is what we try to ensure.
Week 1 covers the ITSM framework, achieving change, preparing for a CSIP, 
Service Level Management, the Service Desk, Incident Management and Problem 
Management. Week 2 examines Availability and Security Management, 
Configuration, Change and Release Management, Finance and Capacity Management 
and IT Service Continuity Management. The Exam Preparation Day, normally 
scheduled just prior to the exam, concentrates on analyzing the exam case study 
in order to prepare the student for the possible question set by the exam board.

The entire course is based on a comprehensive case study which has been 
carefully constructed to represent a typical IT services organization and its 
customers with all the expected strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and 
threats. 

Throughout the course, including the time that delegates spend on practical 
group exercises and individual practice exam questions, attendees are 
encouraged to place themselves inside the case study organization and adopt the 
managerial role under discussion. In this way, they not only get a strong sense 
of what it is like to be a process manager but are able to draw on all their 
previous experience and contribute positively to the discussions and learning.

In preparation for the exam, delegates will answer ten (10) case study based 
practice questions during the course. These are marked and commented on to exam 
board standards. Delegates are also supplied with detailed advice on how best 
to analyze exam questions and structure the answers. The inability to do this 
well is a major contributor to exam failures. A further twenty (20) questions 
are supplied and delegates are encouraged to attempt as many of these as 
possible prior to taking their exam. If requested to do so, the tutors will 
also mark and comment on these.


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ramabadran seshadri iyengar

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