The ITIL 4 Specialist Drive Stakeholder Value module builds on the concepts introduced in ITIL 4 Foundation. It covers all engagements and interactions between a service provider and their customers, users, suppliers and partners, focusing on the conversion of demand into value via IT-enabled services.
It will provide you with the tools to increase stakeholder satisfaction by co-creating value which is integral to business success in the modern service economy.
By studying the DSV course you’ll learn how to shape customer demand, how to develop mutually agreed requirements, ensure high customer satisfaction levels and you’ll learn how to optimize the customer experience.
9 Modules
Including 29 easy to absorb lessons
Includes
Video tutorials, study guides and quizzes
Study duration
18 hours
Lessons in this course:
Module 1: Customer Journeys
Lesson 1 – The Concept of the Customer Journey
Lesson 2 – Customer Journey Key Concepts
Lesson 3 – Designing and Improving the Customer Journey
Module 2 – Targeting Markets and Stakeholders
Lesson 1 – Understanding Markets and Marketing Activities
Lesson 2 – Understanding Customers and Service Providers
Module 3 –Fostering Stakeholder Relationships
Lesson 1 – Supplier and Partner Relationships
Lesson 2 – Customer Relationships
Lesson 3 – Analyzing Customer Needs
Lesson 4 – Using the Practice Guides
Lesson 5 – The Relationship Management Practice
Lesson 6 – The Supplier Management Practice
Module 4 – How to Shape Demand and Define Service Offerings
Lesson 1 – Designing Digital Service Experiences
Lesson 2 – Approaches for Selling and Obtaining Service Offerings
Lesson 3 – Managing Demand and Opportunities
Lesson 4 – Managing Requirements
Lesson 5 – The Business Analysis Practice
Module 5 – How to Align Expectations and Agree Service Details
Lesson 1 – Value Co-Creation, Negotiation and Agreement
Lesson 2 – The Service Level Management Practice
Module 6 – Onboarding and Offboarding
Lesson 1 – Onboarding, Offboarding, and User Relationships
Lesson 2 – Planning Onboarding and Offboarding, User Engagement
Lesson 3 – The Service Catalogue Management Practice
Lesson 4 – The Service Desk Practice
Module 7 – Continual Value Co-Creation
Lesson 1 – Fostering a Service Mindset
Lesson 2 – Service Request and Provision
Lesson 3 – The Service Request Management Practice
Module 8– Realizing and Validating Service Value
Lesson 1 – Service and Value Measurement and Validation Part 1
Lesson 2 – Service and Value Measurement and Validation Part 2
Lesson 3 – The Portfolio Management Practice
Module 9 – Course Recap and Exam Preparation
Successful completion of this course and exam provides a standalone qualification or can be counted towards ITIL 4 Managing Professional designation.
Due to scheme regulations, this course can only be sold with the associated exam
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Who's it for
Business Relationship Manager; Enterprise Architect; Project Manager; Supplier Relationship Manager; UX/CX Designer; Service Level Manager; Customer Success Manager; Scrum Master; IT Solutions Manager; Contract Manager; Enterprise Architect; Vendor Manager; Demand Manager and others
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More information about ITIL 4 Drive Stakeholder Value
ITIL 4 Practices
ITIL v3 gave us 26 processes which were arranged into five process areas: service strategy, service design, service transition, service operations, continual service improvement. The ITIL 4 practices expand on these, bringing in other elements such as culture, technology, information and data management, and more.
The ITIL 4 Practices are a holistic set of organizational resources designed for performing work or accomplishing an objective. The new ITIL 4 Service Value System (SVS) introduces 34 practices and the ITIL 4 framework reinforces a flexible and non-siloed approach.
The practices covered in Drive Stakeholder Value are business analysis, portfolio management, relationship management, service catalogue management, service desk, service level management, service request management and supplier management
Why should I study the ITIL 4 DSV online course? Taking the ITSM Zone online DSV course will help you to effectively manage all stakeholders, build trusted relationships, shape customer demand, optimize user experience and customer experience and embed effective design thinking.
You’ll be effective in your management of stakeholders and be able to target them with the right service offerings and value propositions, ensuring that that value co-creation is the goal for all value streams. You’ll learn how to establish consumers and producers as multi-dependent, ensuring that value is always mutually agreed, and requirements are prioritised. Learn how to keep customers front-of-mind and adopt a service mindset and integrate Human Centred Design, Customer Experience (CX), User Experience (UX) design, and customer journey mapping to deliver services that delight