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

ITIL 4 Practitioner: Relationship Management domain weightage

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

Purpose and key concepts
25%

Purpose of the relationship management practice, stakeholders, value co-creation and relationship types.

Stakeholder analysis and engagement
25%

Identifying and mapping stakeholders, engagement plans, communication channels and feedback loops.

Managing expectations and conflict
25%

Setting realistic expectations, negotiation, escalation paths and resolving conflict constructively.

Practice success factors, metrics and integration
25%

Success factors, satisfaction and trust metrics, and integration with service level and supplier practices.

Syllabus covered in the practice test

Purpose, scope and terminology

Relationship management in the ITIL 4 service value system and its role in value co-creation.

Stakeholder analysis

Mapping influence and interest, segmentation and relationship portfolios.

Engagement and communication

Engagement plans, regular reviews, feedback capture and transparency.

Expectations and conflict

Negotiating commitments, handling complaints and de-escalating conflict.

Metrics and integration

Satisfaction, trust and retention measures, and links to service level and supplier management.