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NEW QUESTION # 24
A service provider has developed a strategy to increase its revenue by launching a new cloud storage service.
This strategy is being cascaded down to the technical teams.
Which is a relevant objective that will support the strategy?
- A. Design and implement new infrastructure by the end of quarter 2
- B. Achieve a 10% increase in service requests fulfilled in the target time
- C. Average number of storage access failures per month
- D. Increase profit by launching new wi-fi services into new geographic markets
Answer: A
Explanation:
ITIL DPI emphasizes thatobjectives must cascade logically from strategy into actionable plans. Since the strategic goal is to launch anew cloud storage service, the technical objective must directly support that initiative. "Design and implement new infrastructure by the end of quarter 2" is aligned, measurable, and time- bound. The other options either do not directly relate to the cloud service (B, C) or are ongoing operational metrics (A), not strategic enablers.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Cascading objectives and alignment with strategy")
NEW QUESTION # 25
A CIO has made value stream mapping a key part of an IT improvement effort. A value stream map for existing services is being developed.
Which approach would produce the BEST results?
- A. Ask stakeholders to collaborate to optimize and eliminate waste, and establish metrics for measuring improvement
- B. Ask stakeholders to document all value stream activities for which they are responsible, then assign team members to each activity to develop improvements
- C. Hire process consultants to develop process maps, and minimize the involvement of staff in the design of the future state of the value stream
- D. Hire an organizational change management consultant to identify the attitudes, behaviours, and cultural changes that are required to make value streams more effective
Answer: A
Explanation:
According to DPI,value stream mapping is collaborative. Stakeholders must work together to identify inefficiencies, optimize flow, and agree on metrics to measure improvement. Option A removes staff engagement, leading to resistance. Option B limits collaboration to documentation, not co-design. Option C addresses change attitudes, not mapping effectiveness.Collaboration + waste elimination + measurement (Option D) reflects Lean/Agile influence in DPI.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Value stream mapping - collaborative optimization")
NEW QUESTION # 26
An IT department is functioning as a service provider for the company it is a part of.
Which statement about this provider's governance is CORRECT?
- A. An internal service provider must use the service value system instead of governance
- B. An internal service provider cannot govern itself unless it has specifically delegated the authority by the company's governing body
- C. An internal service provider is not subject to governance because they are part of the same company
- D. An internal service provider's governance is limited to external factors such as regulations and legislation
Answer: B
Explanation:
DPI clarifies thatgovernance always comes from the organization's governing body. Internal service providers do not operate independently; they must follow the governance structures of the parent organization. They may only self-governif explicitly delegated authority. Option A is incorrect (governance covers internal and external). Option B is false-governance always applies. Option D is misleading; theSVS supports governance, not replaces it.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Governance in internal and external service provider contexts")
NEW QUESTION # 27
A project team recently delivered a new service on time and to specification. However, the team encountered a number of issues during the project that resulted in an increase in the resources utilized. The project is about to close and the project team will immediately move on to the next project.
Which is the BEST way to avoid similar issues in the future?
- A. Complete a SWOT analysis before starting the next project
- B. Develop a stakeholder communication plan before starting the next project
- C. Create a lessons learned report when closing the project
- D. Conduct a customer satisfaction analysis at the end of the project
Answer: C
Explanation:
In DPI, thecontinual improvement modelstresses the importance ofcapturing lessons learnedto ensure that successes and failures inform future work. By creating alessons learned reportduring project closure, the organization systematically records challenges, inefficiencies, and solutions. This enables organizational learning and prevents repeating mistakes. SWOT (B) and communication planning (D) are useful tools, but they do not directly address past project issues. Customer satisfaction analysis (C) focuses on user experience, not internal resource challenges.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Continual improvement feedback and learning loops")
NEW QUESTION # 28
Which type of plan would outline the organizational vision for a multi-year infrastructure expansion?
- A. Project
- B. Strategic
- C. Operational
- D. Tactical
Answer: B
Explanation:
According to ITIL DPI, planning occurs atstrategic, tactical, and operational levels. Astrategic plandefines long-term direction, includingmulti-year infrastructure expansionthat aligns with business goals. Tactical plans break this down into departmental objectives, while operational plans manage day-to-day execution.
Project plans are temporary and specific but not long-term vision documents.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Planning levels - strategic, tactical, operational")
NEW QUESTION # 29
A manager is planning which interfaces will be needed across the value stream when a new service is created.
Which of these steps should be carried out FIRST?
- A. Identify practices that will be used to create and manage the service
- B. Identify and involve stakeholders in the service
- C. Identify utility and warranty requirements for the service
- D. Identify tools that will be used to develop and deploy the service
Answer: B
Explanation:
According to DPI, thefirst step in value stream planning is to involve stakeholders. Stakeholders help identify requirements, expectations, and dependencies, ensuring the value stream design supportsutility (fit for purpose) and warranty (fit for use). Tools and practices (A and B) come later, once needs are clarified.
Utility and warranty requirements (C) are critical, but they must be establishedwith stakeholder input, not in isolation.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Value stream mapping - stakeholder involvement in design")
NEW QUESTION # 30
A service provider has experienced a number of problems with their cloud storage service that have caused service outages. Problem management has successfully identified the cause of each incident, but further improvements to the service are considered necessary.
Which is the BEST example of using the 'continual improvement model' to guide improvements to the service?
- A. Use the model to assess and authorize changes to improve the cloud storage service
- B. Use the model to identify and prioritize improvements to the cloud storage service
- C. Use the model to restore and recover the cloud storage service each time the service fails
- D. Use the model to identify and compare improvements to the 'problem management' practice
Answer: B
Explanation:
Thecontinual improvement modelis applied to evaluate, prioritize, and implement improvements across services, practices, and processes. Here, the focus is thecloud storage service, not just the practice of problem management. Option B reflects the model's purpose-identify improvement opportunities, assess priorities, and act to prevent recurrence of failures. Options A, C, and D misapply the model to either specific practices or operational recovery, not holistic improvement.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Applying the continual improvement model to services and practices")
NEW QUESTION # 31
An organization recently established a continual improvement team to promote and enable continual improvement throughout the SVS. The members of the team are discussing the team's role in continual improvement across the organization.
Which is the BEST description of the team's role in this situation?
- A. The team should focus on the improvement of the 'continual improvement' practice
- B. The team should ensure that every improvement initiative strictly follows the steps in the ITIL continual improvement model
- C. The team should ensure that everyone in the organization is empowered and trained to identify and propose improvements
- D. The team should be the central point of responsibility for the identification, proposal, and implementation of all improvements
Answer: C
Explanation:
According to DPI, thecontinual improvement team's role is to promote a culture of improvementacross the organization. Their purpose is not to own every improvement but toempower all staff to recognize and propose improvements. By enabling knowledge, training, and cultural reinforcement, they encourage everyone to participate. Options A and C are too narrow, and D is too rigid since the continual improvement model isguidance, not a strict sequence.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Continual improvement culture and responsibilities")
NEW QUESTION # 32
An organization uses an external service provider to develop and support a critical application. They have asked the supplier to make improvements as users have been complaining that the application is difficult to use.
What would be a suitable SMART KPI for measuring this improvement?
- A. A significant number of user interface improvements implemented over the next six months
- B. User satisfaction with the application measured in a monthly survey increases by 30% over the next six months
- C. Usability of the application evaluated by the application manager improves from "poor" to "good" over the next six months
- D. Customer satisfaction with the application measured by using net promoter score increases by 5% each year
Answer: B
Explanation:
In DPI, KPIs must beSMART(Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound). Option B is the only one that fully meets SMART criteria:
* Specific (user satisfaction with the application),
* Measurable (30% increase),
* Achievable (reasonable improvement target),
* Relevant (directly tied to usability),
* Time-bound (six months).
Options A and D lack measurable objectivity, while C is too broad and long-term.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Measurement and reporting - setting SMART objectives and KPIs")
NEW QUESTION # 33
An organization is drafting a plan to achieve its strategic goals and is ensuring that they consider the involvement of all appropriate stakeholders at all levels in the organization.
Which guiding principle are they applying?
- A. Focus on value
- B. Collaborate and promote visibility
- C. Keep it simple and practical
- D. Think and work holistically
Answer: B
Explanation:
The DPI guidance emphasizescollaboration and visibilityas essential principles in planning. By ensuringall stakeholders at every level are engaged, the organization promotes shared ownership and transparency.
"Focus on value" (A) targets alignment to business outcomes, "Think and work holistically" (B) refers to systems thinking, and "Keep it simple and practical" (D) ensures clarity. The scenario most directly reflects collaboration and visibility.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Guiding principles - Collaborate and promote visibility")
NEW QUESTION # 34
A retailer is considering introducing a new virtual reality feature to its online presence. Recognizing this is a significant effort requiring new skills and technology, the CIO has asked the operations manager to assess the impact to the organization.
Which assessment method would work BEST in this situation?
- A. SLA achievement analysis
- B. Customer satisfaction analysis
- C. Gap analysis
- D. Process maturity assessment
Answer: C
Explanation:
In ITIL DPI,gap analysisis used to compare the current state against the desired future state. Since the retailer is adoptingnew technology and skills, gap analysis identifies capability shortfalls and resource needs to support the change. Customer satisfaction analysis (A) and SLA analysis (C) measure service performance, not organizational readiness. Process maturity assessment (D) examines process capability but not the holistic gap to achieve new capabilities.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Assessment methods - gap analysis for change initiatives")
NEW QUESTION # 35
Which is a result of an organization following the local laws of a country where it operates?
- A. Improved compliance
- B. Increased value
- C. Increased risk
- D. Improved governance
Answer: A
Explanation:
DPI highlights thatcompliancerefers to meetinglegal, regulatory, and policy requirements. By following local laws, the organization ensuresimproved compliance. Governance (A) is the system of oversight but does not automatically result from law adherence. Risks (B) are reduced, not increased, by compliance. Value (D) is indirectly supported but not guaranteed. Thus, compliance is the direct outcome.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC)")
NEW QUESTION # 36
A service provider has a small technical support team, who are based in a remote location and provide support to a critical service. The support group have a reputation for providing excellent service. Head office, who control budget decisions, are implementing an improvement project for the service.
What should the service provider do FIRST to identify the support team's involvement in the project?
- A. Agree a method for involving the support team in financial decisions
- B. Inform the support team that they will receive regular email updates
- C. Use the same method of communication as agreed with all project stakeholders
- D. Initiate a discussion with the support group to understand their preferred method of communication
Answer: D
Explanation:
DPI's OCM guidance emphasizesengaging stakeholders earlyand ensuring communication methods are tailored to their needs. By first discussing preferred communication methods with the remote support team (B), the organization ensures their active involvement and reduces the risk of disengagement. Option A is one- way communication. Option C is irrelevant (they don't make financial decisions). Option D assumes one-size- fits-all, which contradicts DPI's principle ofstakeholder-specific communication.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "OCM - stakeholder engagement and communication planning")
NEW QUESTION # 37
As a result of feedback from customers received at regular service reviews, an organization with a large number of users is migrating an important IT service to a cloud service provider. The service functionality and the user interface will not change, but the availability and performance should improve.
Which communication plan is MOST appropriate?
- A. Discuss the impact of the changes on the customers at the next service review; send users an email detailing change dates and the expected benefits
- B. Launch the upgraded service then discuss its effects at a future service review; use the service desk to deal with any user issues
- C. Launch the project using a self-help portal to ensure maximum coverage; ensure the same message gets to customers and users
- D. Explain the benefits to customers in an email; hold discussions with users to explain the changes
Answer: A
Explanation:
In DPI,effective communication is critical in organizational change management. For large user bases, the communication plan must:
* Engage customers directly in reviews (two-way communication),
* Provide clear, proactive messaging to users (email with dates and benefits).
This ensures visibility and minimizes confusion. Options A and D lack adequate two-way engagement, and C provides fragmented communication. Option B reflects DPI's emphasis ontimely, consistent, and role- appropriate communication.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "OCM - communication and stakeholder engagement in change")
NEW QUESTION # 38
An organization has IT divisions distributed globally. As the organization has grown, it has become difficult to align the activities of the IT divisions with the organization's objectives.
How can the organization ensure that all IT activities are aligned with the organization's objectives?
- A. Put compliance controls in place to ensure that all centres of expertise are following the same practices
- B. Establish increasingly detailed objectives at each level of the organization that align directly with the objectives of the layer above
- C. Collect feedback from both organizational and IT leadership from each region
- D. Prioritize risk mitigation strategies in alignment with the organization's risk appetite
Answer: B
Explanation:
In DPI,alignment is achieved through cascading objectives: breaking down high-level organizational goals into increasingly detailed objectives at each layer of the organization. This ensures thatevery division, team, and activity is aligned to the overall strategic vision. Compliance controls (A) only enforce uniformity, not alignment. Risk prioritization (B) is important but narrower in scope. Collecting feedback (D) helps communication but does not ensure systematic alignment.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Cascading objectives and alignment of organizational layers")
NEW QUESTION # 39
Which statement describes the influence of services on service consumers' outcomes, costs, and risks?
- A. Services remove risks from service consumers without introducing new ones
- B. Services can negatively affect some outcomes while supporting others
- C. A service should introduce fewer costs than it removes
- D. The key benefit of services is to reduce costs and risks
Answer: B
Explanation:
DPI explains that servicesinfluence consumer outcomes, costs, and risksin complex ways. They may enable desired outcomes while also introducing new costs and risks. Thus, services cansupport some outcomes and negatively affect others. They never remove all risks (contradicts B), cost reduction is not the sole benefit (contradicts C), and D oversimplifies the cost-value relationship.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Understanding value, outcomes, costs, and risks")
NEW QUESTION # 40
In an organization, IT teams are working on documented, structured, and systematic processes for all customer-facing work.
Which concept is this an example of?
- A. A control
- B. A risk
- C. A method
- D. A balanced scorecard
Answer: C
Explanation:
In DPI, amethodis defined as a structured and systematic approach to performing work, ensuring consistency and repeatability. Documented processes for customer-facing work represent methods applied to service management. Acontrolis something put in place to manage risk, abalanced scorecardis a performance measurement tool, and ariskis a potential event. Hence, "method" is the correct categorization.
(Reference: ITIL 4 Strategist DPI, section on "Policies, controls, and methods")
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