ITIL® 4 - Half day Overview Training in Norway

  • Learn via: Classroom
  • Duration: 3 Hours
  • Level: Fundamentals
  • Price: From €637+VAT
We can host this training at your preferred location. Contact us!

Today, IT is no longer just about infrastructure — it’s the engine behind business innovation.
From improving customer experiences to launching digital products, organizations rely heavily on IT to move forward.

But how do you ensure that your IT services are not only running — but adding value?
That’s where ITIL® 4 - Half day Overview Training in Norway comes in.

  • It helps teams align IT services with business goals.

  • It moves beyond rigid processes to offer flexible, practical, and modern guidance.

  • It integrates with today’s ways of working like Agile, DevOps, and Lean.

  • And most importantly, it offers a common language between IT and the rest of the business.

This course is for anyone who interacts with IT services, whether you deliver them, support them, or depend on them.

Perfect for:

  • IT managers and team leads

  • System admins, network engineers

  • Support desk and service teams

  • Project managers and process consultants

  • Product owners, business analysts

  • Anyone working in digital or tech-driven environments

Whether you're hands-on technical or just need to "get" how IT works today — this is your entry point.

By the end of this ITIL® 4 - Half day Overview Training in Norway, you will have gained knowledge and skills in the following areas:

  • Understand the role of ITIL 4 in modern service management
  • Be able to speak the language of value, governance, and agility
  • Have a strong foundation to explore advanced ITIL certifications (if you wish)
  • Feel more confident in working with or around IT teams

And the best part? You’ll get all this without blocking off a full week from your calendar. 

This half-day session is designed to give you clarity, not complexity.
It's ideal for busy professionals who want value-packed insights without spending days in a classroom.

🔹 Introduction: What is IT Service Management?

  • Why it matters in the digital age

  • How ITIL 4 is different from older versions

🔹 What Is ITIL® 4 All About?

  • The evolution of ITIL and why now

  • Key components: service value system, governance, continual improvement

  • How ITIL 4 supports end-to-end service thinking

🔹 Real-World Relevance

  • Connecting ITIL with Agile, DevOps & Lean

  • Examples of how organizations use ITIL 4 in practice

  • Insights you can take back to your team — today



Contact us for more detail about our trainings and for all other enquiries!
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