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Questions
20
Duration
30 minutes
Pass mark
65% (13 / 20)
Awarded by
PeopleCert

ITIL 4 Practitioner: Incident Management domain weightage

Topic-by-topic breakdown used by PeopleCert on the live exam.

Purpose and key concepts
25%

Purpose of the incident management practice, scope, incident lifecycle and restoring normal service quickly.

Prioritization and major incidents
25%

Impact and urgency, prioritisation models, escalation, swarming and the major incident procedure.

Practice success factors and metrics
25%

Success factors, resolution time, first line resolution rate, user satisfaction and capability levels.

Value streams, roles and integration
25%

Incident handling across value streams, roles, and integration with service desk, problem and change practices.

Syllabus covered in the practice test

Purpose, scope and terminology

Incident, workaround, escalation, target resolution time and service restoration.

Incident models and prioritisation

Categorisation, impact and urgency matrices, and specialised incident models.

Major incident handling

Declaring, coordinating, communicating and reviewing major incidents.

Metrics and success factors

Measuring restoration performance without driving the wrong behaviours.

Integration and tooling

Service desk, problem management, knowledge management, monitoring and automation.