IT Demand Management in the Modern Environment Course Overview

IT Demand Management in the Modern Environment Course Overview

IT Demand Management in the Modern Environment Course Overview

Gain comprehensive insights and hands-on experience in IT Demand Management with our 40-hour course, designed for Capacity Managers, Security Administrators, IT Operations Managers, and more. Our interactive methodology includes engaging exercises, simulations, and group discussions for a deep understanding of key topics.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

- Understand and define Service design in planning and lifecycle context.
- Implement Capacity and Availability Management principles to enhance business value.
- Integrate IT Service Continuity and Information Security Management for robust corporate governance.

Practical applications include optimizing capacity, ensuring service continuity, and embracing future IT trends for continual improvement.

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