PASSED ! ITIL Foundation
moe411
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Hello,
I just passed my ITIL Foundation exam. I'm very happy. I studied for about 30 hours. 2 books were key to my success, firstly I used ITIL Foundation Study Guide by Liz Gallacher and Helen Morris. I found this book much easier to read and comprehend than other books I had browsed and it proved essential to my passing this test. I could NOT have made it without reading this book.
I also browsed Edward Chung's blog at: My Complete ITIL v3 Foundation Certification Journey - Study Resources and Tips
It was full of useful info and his blog plugged a lot of holes I had in my knowledge, hats off to him for providing such an essential ressource.
I also bought a last minute book from Christopher Scordo: ITIL Exam Prep Questions and Answers. I bought this last minute when I ran out of example tests and questions. I'm very happy I did. This book is very thorough. It help me better grasp the ITIL language and the ITIL question types.
Thanks to all that posted in these forums, the information I found here was key to my passing this exam,
M
I just passed my ITIL Foundation exam. I'm very happy. I studied for about 30 hours. 2 books were key to my success, firstly I used ITIL Foundation Study Guide by Liz Gallacher and Helen Morris. I found this book much easier to read and comprehend than other books I had browsed and it proved essential to my passing this test. I could NOT have made it without reading this book.
I also browsed Edward Chung's blog at: My Complete ITIL v3 Foundation Certification Journey - Study Resources and Tips
It was full of useful info and his blog plugged a lot of holes I had in my knowledge, hats off to him for providing such an essential ressource.
I also bought a last minute book from Christopher Scordo: ITIL Exam Prep Questions and Answers. I bought this last minute when I ran out of example tests and questions. I'm very happy I did. This book is very thorough. It help me better grasp the ITIL language and the ITIL question types.
Thanks to all that posted in these forums, the information I found here was key to my passing this exam,
M
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Claire Agutter
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Congratulations M, what are your next study plans?
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moe411
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Claire Agutter wrote: »Congratulations M, what are your next study plans?
Claire
Hello Claire, I'm thinking my next step would be Service Operation, I'm currently managing an IT Service Desk so I think this would be a logical next step, thoughts ? -
Claire Agutter
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Hi Moe
Service Operation or Operational Support and Analysis could both work for you. SO focuses more on the manager's perspective (implementing and measuring processes) and OSA focuses more on the operational activities within each process it covers.
Kind regards
Claire
