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Questions
60
Duration
90 minutes
Pass mark
65% (39 / 60)
Awarded by
PeopleCert

ITIL 4 Specialist: Monitor, Support and Fulfil domain weightage

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

Service desk
20%

Service desk purpose, channels, user experience, staffing models, skills and how the desk anchors user support.

Problem management
20%

Problem identification, control and error control, root cause techniques, known errors and risk based prioritisation.

Incident management
20%

Incident lifecycle, prioritisation, swarming, escalation, major incident handling and restoration performance.

Service request management
20%

Request models, catalogue design, self service, approvals, fulfilment automation and user expectations.

Monitoring, event management and integration
20%

Monitoring design, events, thresholds, observability and integrating all five practices in support value streams.

Syllabus covered in the practice test

Purpose and structure of MSF

How the monitor, support and fulfil practices combine to deliver dependable user support.

Service desk in practice

Omnichannel contact, user centred design, staffing, skills and desk performance.

Incident and problem practices

Restoring service quickly, then removing the underlying causes.

Service request management

Request catalogue, models, approvals and automation for repeatable fulfilment.

Monitoring, events and measurement

Detection coverage, alert quality, metrics and continual improvement of support.