What You Will Master in ITIL 5 Foundation Training
Practical ITSM Capabilities for the Digital Era
This ITIL 5 Foundation program builds practical service-management capability alongside exam readiness. By the end, you can apply the ITIL 5 (Version 5.0) framework to real digital products and services and prepare confidently for the PeopleCert Foundation exam.
Digital Product and Service Management
What you will learn in ITIL 5 Foundation starts here: how modern organizations create value through digital products and services, how value creation works in digital environments, and how products and services are managed across their lifecycle.
Value Co-Creation
Understand how value is co-created between providers, consumers, and stakeholders, weighing outcomes, costs, risks, experience, and sustainability so you can make balanced, value-focused service decisions.
The Four Dimensions
Apply a holistic view across Organizations and People, Value Streams and Processes, Information and Technology, and Partners and Suppliers, plus the external PESTLE factors that shape every service.
The ITIL Value System
See how the ITIL Value System brings together guiding principles, governance, value chain activities, management practices, and continual improvement into one integrated framework.
The Seven Guiding Principles
Put the guiding principles to work: focus on value, start where you are, progress iteratively with feedback, collaborate and promote visibility, think holistically, keep it simple, and optimize and automate.
The Product and Service Lifecycle
Learn the purpose of each lifecycle activity, from discovery and design through build, operation, and delivery and support, and how they work together to create sustained value.
Management Practices and Continual Improvement
Explore the role of ITIL management practices and official practice guides, and apply the continual improvement model to drive lasting, measurable service improvements.
Value Stream Mapping and Management
Identify, map, and manage value streams to improve flow, visibility, and outcomes, spotting waste and using flow metrics to strengthen digital product and service delivery.