The Change Management Practitioners course prepares delegates for the Practitioner Certificate in Change Management. This course and the lecturers who deliver the course are all accredited by the ISEB.
This is a practical course and consists largely of syndicate work and exercises with the necessary ITIL theory for the examination.
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20th Feb 06 |
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London- King William St, London |
8th May 06 |
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Objectives:
- To provide delegates with a practical approach to implementing Change Management in Organisations.
- To provide delegates with a practical understanding of the management of Change across organisations.
- To prepare delegates for the ISEB Practitioner examination in Change Management.
Prerequisites:
A pre-requisite for this course is the IT Service Management Foundation Course and delegates must have obtained the ISEB/EXIN Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management before attending the Change Management Practitioners Course
Course Outline
- Planning for the implementation of Change Management
- Prioritising and assessing impact, cost, benefit and risks of proposed changes
- Managing the Tequest for Change (RFC) assessment and authorisation process
- Preparing for and managing the Change Advisory Board (CAB)
- Producing and managing of the Forward Schedule of Change (FSC)
- Defining and agreeing change models
- Overseeing building, testing and implementation of authorised changes
- Co-ordinating the back-out of failed changes
- Being aware of the support tools and techniques available for the implementation of Change Management and be able to indicate how improvements can be made
- Monitoring and reporting on the major metrics and Key Performance Indicators of the change process
- Interdependencies and interfaces between Change Management and the other IT Service Management processes
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