computer800 wrote: » I'm half way done reading some ITIL V3 Foundation textbook.Amazon.com: Foundations of IT Service Management: The Unofficial ITIL v3 Foundations Course in a Book (9781439226339): Brady Orand: Books This textbook is quite detailed and overloaded with facts and info. I'm just curious if this book is sufficient to prepare for ITIL V3 Found. exam? I noticed other textbooks has approx 150-180 pages. However, this book I'm using has 350-400 pages. Computer800
eMeS wrote: » Sounds like too much detail to me. I have several different versions of the actual course material before me at the moment. The longest is around 250 pages...that includes all of the slides plus text on opposing pages, glossaries, etc.... MS
qwerby wrote: » I recently passed my ITIL foundation exam (well it was last week) I thought that, "Passing your ITIL foundation exam: the official study aid: The Official ITIL Foundation Study Aid" cost about £20 ISBN: 978-0113310791 was OK, at 180 pages was pretty short but I didn't find it an easy read. My guess is they summarised the 5 core books and I found it a poor read. What I found very good was a online ITIL study site cost me £18, at Using the ITIL learning and Certification site
eMeS wrote: » Yeah, that's the official book produced by OGC. I've heard that it is very dry reading... MS
