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

ITIL 4 Practitioner: Problem Management domain weightage

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

Purpose and key concepts
25%

Purpose of the problem management practice, problems, known errors, workarounds and the link with incidents.

Problem identification and control
25%

Proactive and reactive identification, trend analysis, root cause techniques and problem control activities.

Error control and prioritization
25%

Known error records, permanent fixes, risk based prioritisation and acceptance of residual risk.

Practice success factors, metrics and integration
25%

Success factors, repeat incident reduction, and integration with incident, change and knowledge practices.

Syllabus covered in the practice test

Purpose, scope and terminology

Problem, known error, workaround and the three phases of problem management.

Problem identification

Reactive and proactive detection, trend analysis and major incident reviews.

Root cause analysis

Five whys, Ishikawa, fault tree and other analysis techniques.

Error control

Known error database, fix decisions, risk acceptance and permanent resolution.

Metrics and integration

Repeat incidents, workaround quality and links to change enablement and knowledge management.