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Exam Name:	ITIL - Foundation (v4)
Exam Code:	ITILFND Dumps
Vendor:	Exin	Certification:	Exin-ITIL
Questions:	503 Q&A's	Shared By:	harriett

Question 28

What are the types of asset management?

Options:

IT asset management and software asset management

Operational and technical management

IT asset management and technical management

Operational management and IT asset management

Discussion

Question 29

How does a service consumer contribute to the reduction of disk?

Options:

By paying for the service

By managing server hardware

By communicating constraints

By managing staff availability

Discussion

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Question 30

Which ITIL guiding principle recommends using existing services, processes and tools when improving

services?

Options:

Progress iteratively with feedback

Keep is simple and practical