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IT Service management: develop SLA, Service catalog, OLA
Rating: 3.8 out of 5(94 ratings)
478 students

IT Service management: develop SLA, Service catalog, OLA

Align IT management with business strategy by clear and concise PBA, SLA, Service Catalog and OLA
Created byDanil Dintsis
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • How align IT services and support to company goals
  • What is Portfolio of IT services
  • Develop a Service catalog structure
  • Develop SLA
  • Develop OLA
  • Develop PBA (Patterns of business analysis)

Course content

5 sections9 lectures1h 32m total length
  • IT - Business Alignment9:38

    In the lecture students learn first steps how align IT goals to business strategy.

    We show a simple step-by-step roadmap of defining IT strategy goals, high level tasks, estimate IT service role for business: Run/Grow/or Transform the business.

    Finally students learn about main IT service strategical decisions: retire, run, grow, transform.

Requirements

  • An experience of work in IT department or
  • ITIL Foundation course

Description

Learn to deliver business value by IT services!

This course is for both business and IT managers. The course main goal is to deliver the best IT management practices, and help both IT and business managers create business value by using IT services.

You learn how to align IT to business goals, identify patterns of business analysis, develop service catalog, SLA, OLA, organize 3rd party services integration and management.

Enroll now and improve your knowledge and skills in:

- develop IT strategy in alignment with business goals and requirements;

- define IT services portfolio;

- provide IT/business analysis,

- create patterns of business activities (PBA)

- develop IT services catalog

- develop Service level agreements (SLAs) between a customer and IT provider,

- develop OLAs - internal agreements between different IT groups and teams. OLA supports SLA by better integration and collaboration of various IT teams and professionals.

- Supplier/vendor management and services' integration

- SIAM model

- main aspects of influence which make impact on a choice of a supplier, vendor, or a partner.

In the given assignments students can prepare there own IT service documents and upload them for trainer's verification. The assignments are optional.

As your trainer, I am always glad to give my feedback on your request.

Who this course is for:

  • IT managers
  • CIO
  • IT support staff
  • Help Desk staff
  • Business customers
  • IT service users
  • System administrators
  • IT engineers
  • IT developers