ITIL 4 DSV case studies
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ITIL 4 Specialist: Drive Stakeholder Value (often shortened to ITIL 4 DSV) is one of the ITIL 4 specialist certification modules offered within the ITIL certification scheme published by PeopleCert, the certification body that owns and delivers ITIL exams. It sits above ITIL 4 Foundation and is aimed at practitioners who already hold Foundation and want to deepen their ability to manage service relationships and co-create value with customers, users, sponsors and other stakeholders across the customer journey. The syllabus is organised around four equally weighted areas: the customer journey, demand, offering and experience. Candidates are expected to understand how demand is captured and shaped, how service offerings and service level agreements are negotiated, how the customer journey is mapped and improved, and how experience and perceived value are managed at each touchpoint. The ITIL 4 DSV case studies are 5 cases and about 2,523 words.
1Smart Meter Outage Journey at Northlake Power
Northlake Power serves 240,000 households across three regions. After a smart-meter rollout, the outage-reporting journey runs through an IVR, a mobile app, a contact centre and field crews.
578 words, about 3 min2Quarter-End Demand Spike at PayrollBridge
PayrollBridge provides a cloud payroll platform to 1,100 small businesses. Demand is usually about 900 support contacts per week, but in the three days before each quarter-end it rises to 3,200.
497 words, about 2 min3Compliance-Ready Offering at HarborWatch MSSP
HarborWatch is a managed security provider with 40 mid-market clients and three service tiers. Sales wants to launch a 'Compliance-Ready' offering in 90 days, promising 24/7 monitoring, audit evidence packs and a dedicated compliance adviser.
473 words, about 2 min4Booking Experience at ClearSmile Dental
ClearSmile operates 22 dental clinics and launched a new online booking system three weeks ago. Across 14,000 active patients, 68% of online booking sessions are completed, but no-shows have risen to 22% from 12%.
500 words, about 3 min5Permit Journey at the City of Arden
The City of Arden processes about 6,200 building-permit applications a year across five departments. Applicants submit through a portal or on paper; 62% still use paper.
475 words, about 2 min