Service Management involves managing the delivery of services to customers efficiently and effectively. Key concepts include service level agreements (SLAs) that define service quality, availability, and performance metrics; service design, which focuses on creating services that meet customer needs; and service transition, which ensures a smooth transition from service design to delivery. Service Management also emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, using feedback from customers and service providers to enhance services over time. This is a mind map about Key Concepts of Service Management. The map contains 6 main branches, namely: Definitions, Creating value, Service Relationship, ITIL history, ITIL 4 Components, and Summary. Except for the ITIL history and summary main branches, all other main branches have multiple sub branches for further description. Suitable for people interested in Key Concepts of Service Management.
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