In my previous article, I talked about some of the major differences between ITIL Version 3 and ITIL 4. In this article, I want to talk about all that you need to know about service offerings in ITIL 4. Follow me as we are going to look at that together in this article.
In my previous article, I talked about some of the major differences between ITIL Version 3 and ITIL 4. In this article, I want to talk about all that you need to know about service offering in ITIL 4. Follow me as we are going to look at that together in this article.
A Service Offering is a description of one or more services designed to address the need of a target customer group. It may include goods, access to resources as well as well service actions.
#1 Goods
In this case, ownership of the goods purchased is transferred to the owner. They are the ones that now handle the Maintainance of products and services that they have purchased.
In this case, too, customers take ownership of the maintenance of products and services purchased.
#2 Access to resources
Another aspect of service offering has to do with providing access to resources for customers. In this case, ownership of paid services is not transferred to customers. Also, access is granted under the agreed terms of services. Let’s say, for example, I paid for 10gig of data, once I finished that data, I will not be able to surf the web again.
This kind of service is performed by the service provider to address specific customers’ needs. This is performed according to the agreed terms by the customers. Take for example, if my vehicle has a technical fault and I decided that a mechanic should help me address that. That is a very good part of service actions.
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