Service catalog and SLAs
Identify services, customers, service levels and supplier responsibility boundaries.
Quality & process
A service management system governs service planning, transition, delivery and improvement. Start with the services you operate and the commitments made to customers.
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Discuss your certification →IT service management system certification
The standard can support improvement without certification. Check customer contracts and outsourced operations requirements before deciding to certify.
Korean certification schemes and international standards are different. A translated guide does not extend a Korean certificate to other countries. Confirm the target market, product classification and current requirements with the relevant body.
Identify services, customers, service levels and supplier responsibility boundaries.
Connect intake, impact analysis, approval, recovery and root-cause improvement.
Maintain performance reports, availability and capacity plans, and recovery exercise results.
Identify customer services and internal and external supply chains.
Map service management tool records to SLAs and procedures.
Address certification findings and continue reviewing service performance.
Timing depends on service history and clearly defined supplier boundaries. Separate implementation time from the certification audit schedule.
Quotation based on the agreed scope
Confirm scope, assessor days, retesting, travel and VAT in the final quotation. Institutional fees are separate from Specify subscription charges.
Sources and references ↗Document automation and management cost KRW 300,000 per month. Expert services and certification body testing or assessment fees are separate. Specify supports preparation; the relevant authority or certification body makes the final decision.
Pricing and certification costs →Expert review and consulting are optional, separately scoped services. Choose support for ISO/IEC 20000-1 based on your team's readiness and the evidence or assessment preparation you need.
Individual training or qualifications differ from organizational management system certification.
Define the intended scope and ask the body to verify that relevant controls and interfaces are covered.
No. Decide based on customer and procurement requirements.