Udemy - ITIL version 5 ITSM Practices Masterclass 2026

ITIL version 5 | ITSM Practices Masterclass 2026

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Published 7/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 3h 57m | Size: 3.02 GB

Master ITSM practices, digital services, incidents, changes, problems, SLAs, service desk, and modern ITIL updates.

What you'll learn
Understand ITIL Four practices and the newer ITIL Foundation Version Five direction in a clear and practical way.
Explain how ITSM practices support digital products, digital services, user experience, reliability, and business value.
Manage common ITSM scenarios involving incidents, problems, changes, service requests, service desk, suppliers, assets, configuration items, and service levels.
Understand how incident management restores service value and reduces business impact during disruptions.
Apply problem management concepts to investigate recurring incidents, document known errors, use workarounds, and support permanent fixes.
Use change enablement concepts to manage standard, normal, and emergency changes while balancing speed, risk, and control.
Understand service request management, request models, catalog items, fulfillment workflows, and automation opportunities.
Improve service desk performance through better channels, shift-left support, empathy, communication, and user experience.
Design better SLAs, understand OLAs and underpinning contracts, monitor service performance, and handle SLA breaches.
Apply continual improvement thinking through improvement registers, meaningful metrics, service reviews, and practical case studies.
Recognize how AI-enabled support, automation, cloud, DevOps, cybersecurity, and supplier ecosystems affect modern ITSM.
Build practical ITSM thinking that connects operations, governance, service value, and continual improvement.

Requirements
Basic understanding of IT, technology services, or business operations will be helpful.
Experience in service desk, IT support, system administration, network operations, cybersecurity, cloud, GRC, or IT management is useful but not mandatory.
A willingness to learn ITSM concepts through practical scenarios, not only definitions.
Learners preparing for official ITIL certification exams should also review the latest official PeopleCert syllabus and exam guidance.