Question 1

What is the next step in the incident handling process if the automated solution for an incident is ineffective?

Options :

A : Escalate the incident to higher-level teams

B : Perform incident classification

C : Communicate incorrect CI association to configuration control

D : Implement a joint technique like swarming

Answer: A

Question 2

Who is responsible for communicating successfully updated incident models to relevant stakeholders during the "Incident model update communication" activity?

Options :

A : Service or resource owner

B : Continual improvement practice

C : Incident manager and/or service or resource owner

D : IT asset information

Answer: C

Question 3

For fast correction of faulty CIs and restoration of services, which means of automation is particularly effective, especially when services are provided in remote locations?

Options :

A : Remote administration tools

B : Workflow systems and backlog tools

C : User query and workflow management tools

D : Analytical and reporting systems

Answer: A

Question 4

When is swarming typically applied in the incident management practice?

Options :

A : Usually to major incidents of unknown nature, where pulling together numerous specialized resources is cost-effective compared to the losses resulting from the incident remaining unsolved.

B : In all incidents, regardless of complexity.

C : Only in simple situations with well-known incidents.

D : Only in situations where predefined resolution procedures are ineffective.

Answer: A

Question 5

Which statement accurately reflects the assessment of the effectiveness and performance of ITIL practices?

Options :

A : Tools can be assessed independently of their application context.

B : The potential of a tool is unrelated to its design and quality.

C : Practice performance can only be evaluated within the context of its application.

D : Metrics and KPIs are irrelevant for assessing ITIL practices.

Answer: C