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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Pearson IT Certification - ITIL Foundation Exam LiveLessons [repost]




Pearson IT Certification – ITIL Foundation Exam LiveLessons


MP4 | AVC 1274kbps | English | 1280×720 | 30fps | 16h 08mins | AAC mono 76kbps | 9.6 GB


Genre: Video Training


ITIL Foundation Exam LiveLesson is a streaming video that contains more than 16 hours of instructor-led presentations in an easy-to-follow format, providing both foundational reinforcement of ITIL Foundation Exam topics and exam preparation tips, tricks, and sample questions. The video tackles ITIL 2011’s key concepts, process activities, roles, and vocabulary found on the newest AXELOS syllabus (version 5.5), all through a fun and thorough teaching style from a leading Certified ITIL Expert and Master Trainer. Don’t be left behind by using outdated ITIL V3-edition materials; ITIL Foundation Exam LiveLessons will help ensure your success!


What You Will Learn

* ITIL key concepts, vocabulary, models, roles, and relationships


* The main processes of ITIL’s five core publications: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operations, and Continual Service Improvement


* How these processes contribute to making an IT organization manageable, efficient, and effective


* Memorization tricks to help you retain and recall the most challenging information


* Strategies for tackling the exam, including tactics for breaking down questions and spotting keywords


All with Jill’s fun and well-appreciated teaching style and approach, tied to real-world examples!


Who Should Take This Course


* Anyone studying to take the ITIL Foundations exam or who wants to learn more about ITIL


Lesson 1: Laying the ITIL Groundwork


1.1 ITIL: Overview and History


1.2 ITIL Certifications and the Foundation Exam


1.3 Service Management as a Practice


1.4 All About Processes


1.5 Roles: Who Does What


1.6 The Service Lifecycle


1.7 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 1


Lesson 2: Service Strategy


2.1 Service Strategy Overview and Basics


2.2 Value, Value, Value


2.3 Patterns of Business Activity


2.4 Service Portfolio Management


2.5 Financial Management for IT Services


2.6 Business Relationship Management


2.7 Service Strategy Deliverables


2.8 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 2


Lesson 3: Service Design


3.1 Service Design Overview


3.2 Five Aspects and Four Ps


3.3 Service Catalogue Management


3.4 Service Level Management, Part 1


3.5 Service Level Management, Part 2


3.6 Capacity Management


3.7 Availability Management


3.8 IT Service Continuity Management


3.9 Information Security Management


3.10 Supplier Management


3.11 Design Coordination


3.12 Service Design Deliverables


3.13 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 3


Lesson 4: Service Transition


4.1 Service Transition Overview


4.2 Service Asset and Configuration Management, Part 1


4.3 Service Asset and Configuration Management, Part 2


4.4 Change Management, Part 1


4.5 Change Management, Part 2


4.6 Release and Deployment Management


4.7 Knowledge Management


4.8 Transition Planning and Support


4.9 Service Transition Deliverables


4.10 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 4


Lesson 5: Service Operation


5.1 Service Operation Overview


5.2 ITIL’s Four Functions


5.3 Event Management


5.4 Incident Management, Part 1


5:6 Incident Management, Part 2


5.6 Request Fulfillment


5.7 Problem Management, Part 1


5.8 Problem Management, Part 2


5.9 Access Management


5.10 Service Operation Deliverables


5.11 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 5


Lesson 6: Continual Service Improvement


6.1 Continual Service Improvement Overview


6.2 The Deming Cycle


6.3 The CSI Approach


6.4 7-Step Improvement Process


6.5 CSI Metrics and Measurement


6.6 CSI Interfaces and Roles


6.7 CSI Deliverables


6.8 Sample Questions Based on Lesson 6






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Saturday, May 21, 2016

Agile Project Management using Team Foundation Server 2015




Agile Project Management using Team Foundation Server 2015
Apress | Software Engineering | May 7 2016 | ISBN-10: 1484218698 | 189 pages | pdf | 12.67 mb


Authors: Rossberg, Joachim


This book will help you get started with agile project management using Microsoft’s latest releases of its marketing leading Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2015, and Visual Studio Online (VSO)
Demonstrates agile concepts and how these can be implemented using TFS/VSO
Covers how to set up an agile project from scratch and manage it over its lifecycle

This book will help you get started with agile project management using Microsoft’s latest releases of its market-leading Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2015, and Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). The book demonstrates agile concepts and how to implement them using TFS/VSTS.


Many organizations are using agile practices today. Agility has become a key enabler for running better projects with more successful end results and high quality output. At the same time, adoption of TFS/VSTS has increased dramatically, from being just a new version control system in the very beginning to becoming the fully-featured market leader it is today.


In order to benefit the most from agile practices you need an Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) toolset that supports your way of working. With TFS/VSTS, Microsoft has provided a powerful tool that is very customizable. This book shows you how you can use TFS/VSTS to implement many agile practices and how they fit into a well-thought-out ALM implementation.


The book also shows how an agile product owner can work with TFS/VSTS to setup an agile project from scratch and how to continue using TFS/VSTS throughout the whole project to track progress, create and refine the backlog, and work with Kanban and Scrum Task boards.


Keeping track of progress is important in any project. TFS/VSO includes many tools which will help you to track key metrics in an agile project. Many useful reports are available out of the box, and the TFS extensibility offers several ways to further customize reporting to fit your needs.


What You Will Learn:


Agile Concepts and Processes


How TFS/VSO supports agile processes end to end


How you can customize TFS/VSO to better support your processes


How to set up an agile project from scratch and manage it over its lifecycle


Number of Illustrations and Tables

11 b/w illustrations, 131 illustrations in colour


Topics

Software Engineering / Programming and Operating Systems


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