EXIN ITILSC-SOA : ITIL Service Capability Service Offerings and Agreements

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EXIN ITILSC-SOA Exam Overview:

Certification Vendor:	EXIN
Exam Name:	ITIL Service Capability: Service Offerings and Agreements
Exam Number:	ITILSC-SOA
Related Certifications:	ITIL Expert in IT Service Management ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management
Certificate Validity Period:	No formal expiration (ITIL v3 certification)
Passing Score:	28/40 (70%)
Available Languages:	English
Exam Duration:	90 minutes
Real Exam Qty:	8
Exam Format:	Gradient Scoring, Closed Book, Complex Multiple Choice, Scenario-Based
Sample Questions:
Exam Way:	Online proctored or authorized test center.
Pre Condition:	ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management and completion of accredited SOA training (minimum contact hours required by the examination institute).
Official Syllabus URL:	https://www.exin.com/itil-certification/

EXIN ITILSC-SOA Exam Syllabus Topics:

Before You Book the ITILSC-SOA Exam: Key Questions

Which certification do I earn by passing the EXIN ITILSC-SOA exam?

The ITILSC-SOA exam is EXIN's official test for the EXIN ITIL credential, a certification at the Intermediate level. Earning it tells employers your skills have been verified by the vendor itself, which carries real weight in hiring and promotion decisions. Within the same certification track, it sits alongside ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management, ITIL Expert in IT Service Management, so it can also serve as a stepping stone toward those credentials.

Which topics does the ITILSC-SOA exam test?

EXIN divides the EXIN ITIL Service Capability Service Offerings and Agreements exam into 9 domains. The largest ones are Financial Management for IT Services, Supplier Management, Introduction to Service Offerings and Agreements — together these account for the bulk of your score, so start there. The complete domain-by-domain outline appears in the exam topics section above on this page.

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How long is the ITILSC-SOA exam, and how many questions does it have?

You will face 8 questions in 90 minutes on the EXIN ITIL Service Capability Service Offerings and Agreements exam. Do the math and the per-question budget is tight, which is why pacing drills matter as much as content review. Our advice: take two or three full timed mocks in the Braindumpsqa engine before the real thing, and practice skipping a stubborn question instead of burning five minutes on it.

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Do I need to meet any requirements before taking the ITILSC-SOA exam?

ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management and completion of accredited SOA training (minimum contact hours required by the examination institute). Eligibility rules are set by EXIN and do change from time to time, so double-check the latest requirements on the official exam page at https://www.exin.com/itil-certification/ before you register.

EXIN ITIL Service Capability Service Offerings and Agreements Sample Questions:

Question #1
Scenario
A flower delivery company introduced ITIL-based service management processes 12 months ago.
One major benefit of the associated service improvement initiatives was that the service availability of the business critical on-line flower ordering IT service increased from 97% to 98.9% over the last quarter. This exceeds the service availability target of 98.5%. Last month, reports were circulated showing the availability improvement.
The service level manager is chairing a service review meeting to review the progress and report upon this achievement. The customer managers acknowledge the improvement but despite the reports of improved service availability, a major service outage occurred during the busiest week of the year when over 25% of the annual business revenue is normally earned. Although IT dealt with the outage satisfactorily, the loss of revenue and credibility in this mission critical, high-visibility trading period are serious concerns. The customer managers are concerned that the reporting does not seem to reflect this or their actual perception of the service.
Agreement is reached at the meeting to address two primary concerns:
1. Service availability targets for the mission critical periods are to be revised.
2. Amended and more representative business reports are to be produced.
Refer to the Scenario.
Which one of the following options will BEST ensure that the primary concerns related to the revision and reporting of targets are addressed?

A. Meet with the customer managers to conduct a thorough review of all services and document all revised service level requirements (SLRs), ensuring that business impact and seasonal variations are taken into account. The SLRs should be transformed into a balanced scorecard of service targets with a dashboard for reporting purposes. Mechanisms should be agreed and implemented to collect, analyze and report against the agreed service targets using the change management process. Reports should be circulated to customer managers five working days in advance of service review meetings.
B. Meet with the customer managers to review and document their availability requirements, ensuring that business impact and seasonal variations are taken into account. Review the monitoring and measurement mechanisms and ensure that they can measure both component and end-to-end service availability. Agree the revised service availability reporting requirements with the customer. Agree and revise service level agreements and operational level agreements as necessary and implement any changes to the monitoring and reporting mechanisms using the change management process.
C. Review the requirements for service availability against the data collection and measurement currently provided by the IT teams. Design availability metrics and controls to report any variances at the monthly service review meetings, as well as how these variances will be addressed in the future. Internal IT staff and a customer manager will attend the service review meetings. All changes have to be agreed in the service review meetings before any actions can be performed, thus forcing the customer to come to the meetings and reach agreement before any improvement work or change can occur.
D. Determine what information each IT team can provide regarding the collection and reporting of component availability. Implement revised mechanisms for the analysis, calculation and reporting of service availability. Ensure that event management is implemented to trigger alerts in response to availability issues. This will allow for reactive measures to be introduced so that, if services fail to meet their availability targets, proper actions can be taken to mitigate future failures.

Question #2
Refer to Scenario
An IT services company has been providing hosted and managed IT services to a number of major customers for over 20 years. It has invested heavily in ITIL-based service management processes over the last five years, which has resulted in an increase in the quality of the IT services and an increase in customer satisfaction with the services. This activity has led to a significant growth in the number of customers that the company serves.
The company has implemented all of the service design, service transition and service operation processes to some extent, and is now developing other processes based on ITIL service strategy. As a result of this latest activity they have recognized that their existing service management tool is limited in its ability to support several existing processes, and all of the planned new ones. The supplier of the existing tool is reducing its investment in future development of the tool and is, therefore, unwilling to commit to any additional new facilities or functionality. This has now become an issue for the company and, as a result, they are looking to replace the existing tool with a more comprehensive alternative.
The company plans to develop a requirements specification for the replacement tool and is redwing the areas that need to be considered, including its deployment throughout the organization. The budget for the new tool is limited, therefore it is essential that the new tool can be implemented and used as quickly as possible in order to obtain maximum return on investment (ROI).
Which one of the following options provides the BEST description of the areas that should be addressed by the requirements specification for the new tool?

A. The utility and warranty, and service acceptance criteria of the new tool The ability to migrate data from existing tools and to integrate with other tools The planned use of the tool within the organization, together with the type and number of licenses required for its deployment The type and timing of the deployment and the associated tool training and education.
B. The usability and functionality of the new tool
The ability to customize the tool to the organization's requirements
The planned use of the tool within the organization, together with the number of customers and users of the services and their geographical locations The plans for the deployment and the associated documentation needed for the tool.
C. The utility and warranty, and service acceptance criteria of the new tool The ability to customize the tool to the organization's requirements The number of potential users of the tool together with the number of licenses and their geographical locations required for its deployment The timing of the deployment and the associated tool documentation.
D. The utility and warranty of the new tool
The conformance of the tool to international open standards
The planned use of the tool within the organization, together with the type and number of licenses required for its deployment The timing of the deployment and the associated tool training and education.

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