ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) helps simplify and improve the efficiency of managing and delivering digital products and services. The methodology brings together a set of internationally recognized best practices developed through extensive experience. As part of the course, you will gain in-depth knowledge of how value is co-created with customers through effective product and service management, and how to apply ITIL in modern environments — supported by data-driven decision-making, automation, and artificial intelligence.
The course fee includes both the training and the international certification exam.
Who is this training for?
The training is designed for both professionals working in digital technologies and business decision-makers, as delivering valuable digital services requires close collaboration between these two groups.
In addition to the theoretical part, the course includes practical examples tailored to the Georgian market and is conducted entirely in Georgian.
Participants will receive access to an official ITIL certification preparation eBook. At the end of the training, a competency assessment test will be conducted to evaluate the participant’s readiness for the ITIL® Foundation (Version 5) international exam.
After completing the course, you will be able to:
Be prepared to take the ITIL® Foundation (Version 5) international certification exam; Understand the core principles of managing digital products and services; Apply ITIL guiding principles in practice; Understand the four dimensions and their impact on services; Describe the full lifecycle of a product and service; Understand the structure and purpose of the Service Value System; Manage and analyze value streams; Apply AI and automation within ITIL practices; Understand the relationship between ITIL, DevOps, and PRINCE2.
Core concepts, definitions, and terminology of ITIL 5
Structure and benefits of ITIL 5 (digital product and service management)
Components: guiding principles, governance, value chain, management practices, continual improvement
Seven Guiding Principles: Focus on Value, Start Where You Are, Progress Iteratively with Feedback, Collaborate and Promote Visibility, Think and Work Holistically, Keep It Simple and Practical, Optimize and Automate
Governance: enabling nature and activities
Value chain: key definitions (incident, event, release, service request, problem, error, known error, SRE, observability, CI/CD)