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Accredited ITIL Online Training AVAILABLE NOW only at TekSource Corporate Learning
TekSource Corporate Learning in Partnership with itSM Solutions, now offers Accredited ITIL Online training – ranging from introductory (foundations level) to intermediate and advanced titles. This solution offers one of the most effective ways to deliver ITIL training to a geographically dispersed department in a timely manner.
ITIL online classes use a series of accredited video lectures combined with online student courseware and classroom or remote mentors to recreate the actual classroom experience. All programs can be delivered in a group (public or onsite) or individual (desktop or mobile) classroom environment. The course content is supported by access to discussion forums that are supported by itSM Solutions’ ITIL experts.
Upon completion of each training segment, students who have purchased the optional exam vouchers can go online to register with our exam agent who in turn will collect all the necessary documentation to set them up with a location and proctor to administer the exams.
To view TekSource ITIL online classes, click here.
Recession-Proof the Business:
The Top Five Ways IT Organizations Can Help Companies Survive a Tough Economy
In a recession, companies need to focus on activities that will ensure that they can quickly adapt and respond to competitive threats. Studies suggest:
- Reducing the cost of compliance
- Mitigating and managing risk
- Facilitating successful mergers & acquisitions
- Delivering a single view of customers
- Investing wisely in new technologies that modernize the business
ITIL provides a ready-made model that can be adapted to fit the specific needs and conditions of the organisation. This means that IT departments do not have to reinvent the wheel in order to develop an effective method for designing, implementing and monitoring their services.
ITIL also ensures a focus on the end result of the services provided. By forcing IT departments to look at the bigger picture (What is the value of the service for the customer? What is the benefit that the service provides?), ITIL guards against a tendency to see the service as an end in itself, and the provision of the service as the limit of the IT department’s interest and responsibility.
Finally, by utilising ITIL, companies gain access to a network of IT Service Management professionals and organisations. There are the continuously updated and improved ITIL publications and standard guides, frequent conferences, and user-group workshops. The ITIL qualification system also enables recruiting organisations to tell, at a glance, the level and quality of training that a potential employee has received.