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1 Specialist Certificate in Business Relationship Management Syllabus Version 1.2 August 2010
2 Specialist Certificate in Business Relationship Management Syllabus Contents Rationale...2 Aims and Objectives...2 Target Group...2 Specific Learning Objectives...3 Syllabus Summary...4 Question Weighting...8 Additional Information...8 Levels of Skill and Responsibility...9 Level 1: Follow...9 Level 2: Assist...9 Level 3: Apply...9 Level 4: Enable...9 Level 5: Ensure and advise...10 Level 6: Initiate and influence...10 Level 7: Set strategy, inspire and mobilise...10 Levels of Knowledge...11 Level 1: Remember (K1)...11 Level 2: Understand (K2)...11 Level 3: Apply (K3)...11 Level 4: Analyse (K4)...11 Level 5: Synthesise (K5)...11 Level 6: Evaluate (K6)...11 Format of the Examination...12 Trainer Qualification Criteria...12 Class Room Size...12 Recommended Reading List...12 Page 1 of 12
3 Rationale This qualification reflects the general industry best practices currently in use in IT Service Management (ITSM) and particularly Business Relationship Management (BRM). The subject matter within this qualification is based on industry best practice, frameworks and guidelines. This qualification forms part of the IT Service Management (ITSM) Specialist series. Aims and Objectives This course provides candidates with an understanding of the principles of, and practical experience of using, industry best practice involved in operating, monitoring, reporting, implementing, planning and improving Business Relationship Management, leading to a Specialist qualification in Business Relationship Management (BRM). Target Group This course is aimed at those working or preparing to work in a Business Relationship environment whether at a technical, operational, supervisory or managerial level. This course may also be of value to Project Managers, Business Managers and Business Process Owners, Service Owners and personnel working in other areas of ITSM. The purpose of the Specialist qualification in BRM is to certify that the candidate has gained the knowledge of relevant industry best practices and is capable of applying them in a working environment. This course is aimed at: Individuals who require a working knowledge of the industry best practice used in BRM and how it may be used to enhance the quality of ITSM within an organisation. IT professionals who are working within an organisation which has adopted and adapted some of these practices and are required to deliver or improve BRM within an ongoing Service Improvement Programme (SIP). Page 2 of 12
4 Specific Learning Objectives Holders of the ISEB Specialist Certificate in Business Relationship Management will be able to demonstrate their competence in, and their ability to: Explain the goal and objectives of Business Relationship Management Understand and explain processes, roles and functions, especially those related to BRM Use different approaches to, and application of, standards, industry best practice frameworks and guidelines, relevant to BRM Develop and improve the internal, customer and business focus of BRM Define the value of IT to the business, the business value chain and the value network Implement and manage the processes for managing the provision of service, implementation of new services and service reporting through all stages of the service lifecycle Develop and agree the approach to business/it alignment in collaboration with the relevant stakeholders Develop relationships with customers and business managers by meeting, discussing, reviewing and negotiating with customers, users, stakeholders and other business managers Understand the business viewpoint and the need for communication Use and apply the Demand Management process to define future customer and business needs Assist with the production of business cases Be aware of the support tools and techniques available for the implementation and support of Business Relationship Management, where possible identifying and instigating improvements Practical analysis of reports and statistics and proposing resolutions to improve the overall service performance Produce BRM reports for dissemination and interpret and use their contents Understand the interdependencies between BRM and other IT areas and processes Assist with the planning and implementation of BRM Page 3 of 12
5 Syllabus Summary Syllabus code SCBRM01 SCBRM02 Content Introduction Introduction to course. Overview of course structure, objectives, exam format and agenda. History of ITSM, introduction to ITSM in general, including standards, good practice and frameworks such as ISO/IEC 20000, ITIL and COBIT and the differences in approach. The goal and objectives of Business Relationship Management including Supplier Relationship Management and the roles and responsibilities of the Account Manager and Service Delivery Manager and an outline of the related functions, roles and processes. Business Relationship Management and related processes, based on industry best practices Note: This session should incorporate at least one practical session to help delegates understand the major processes of BRM and their operation. BRM concepts and principles: The responsibilities and objectives in support of generic BRM The business value chain The approaches to business/it alignment Understanding the business viewpoint Managing the provision of services Supplier relationship management Implications of outsourced suppliers Syllabus Weighting % 5% 30% The how - ITIL and its application to BRM: The structure intent and use of ITIL The key BRM guidelines within ITIL Interfaces with and dependencies on other areas of ITIL especially, Service Level Management, Supplier Management, Service Portfolio Management, Capacity Management, Request Fulfilment and Change Management. The generic Business Relationship Management process including: Business Relationship Management developing effective working relationships between the business and IT at strategic, tactical and operational levels using negotiation and communication skills Communicating and representing business views, needs, impact and priorities to other IT personnel and processes High level Requirements Analysis and Demand Management for indentifying and documenting future Page 4 of 12
6 SCBRM03 requirements Planning, review and development continual review and planning of improvements within a business-focused culture in IT, principally at the strategic level Liaison, Education and Communication coordination and development of knowledge and skills, distribution of information within IT. Principally operating at the tactical and operational levels Ensuring that Customer satisfaction is surveyed, measured and improved The what the requirements of the ISO/IEC standard: The structure, intent and use of ISO/IEC The key BRM requirements of Part 1 of the standard including Planning and Implementation of New and Changed Services, the Relationship processes, Service Level Management and Service Reporting Supporting material from Part 2 of the standard The overall Service Management System Interfaces with and dependencies on other areas of the standard to: Develop and manage effective relationships with customers, stakeholders and business managers Analyse, document and communicate business demand and requirements Develop a business focussed culture, throughout IT Measure and record customer satisfaction Explain the ISO/IEC requirements of BRM Support the BRM aspects of an ISO/IEC certification Tools, methods and techniques Awareness, knowledge and use of BRM support tools and techniques Generic requirements for BRM toolsets Integration with other areas, processes and functions The benefits of automation to assist with the: definition of assessment criteria for choosing appropriate support tools selection of appropriate support tools and techniques justification, procurement and implementation of such tools 5% Page 5 of 12
7 SCBRM04 BRM roles and responsibilities SFIA and ITIL 5% SCBRM05 The skills and knowledge required by BRM personnel. Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) and its use with defining BRM roles: Overview of the structure and content of the SFIA framework BRM roles, levels of responsibility and work activities ITIL and its use in defining BRM roles: BRM roles and responsibilities to: Apply the SFIA framework to the definition of BRM roles and responsibilities Apply the ITIL guidelines to the definition of BRM roles and responsibilities Control, measurement and reporting activities COBIT and its application to BRM: The structure intent and use of COBIT The key BRM requirements of COBIT DS1 Interfaces with and dependencies on other areas of COBIT The preparation of BRM reports for dissemination: The purpose of service reports, management reports and reporting. What to report on - and what not to? Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Critical Success Factors (CSFs) How statistics can be used, and abused Common categories of classification and analysis to: describe the BRM reports required and their use use and apply COBIT principles and techniques to BRM describe and explain the BRM control objectives of COBIT and how they could be achieved produce regular, ad hoc and exception BRM reports define, measure and report on the metrics and KPIs of BRM analyse reports and take appropriate action 10% SCBRM06 Analysis of reports, statistics and trends Note: This session should incorporate a practical session to help delegates understand the importance of accurate and relevant reports, statistics and their analysis. 15% Page 6 of 12
8 SCBRM07 SCBRM08 The analysis of reports, statistics and reports, identifying trends: Identification of areas of weakness and proposing resolutions for the proactive improvement of services to: analyse details of reports identify trends make use of statistical techniques e.g. extrapolation, trendlines, distribution curves identify weaknesses such as linked incidents and initiate corrective actions and changes Interfaces and dependencies The appreciation and understanding of the interfaces and dependencies BRM has with other areas, functions and processes, including. Service Level Management Request Fulfilment Problem Management Change and Release Management Service Asset and Configuration Management IT Security Management Capacity, Availability, Finance and Continuity principles Projects and major changes Supplier Management Technical, Operations and Applications Management teams to: identify and understand the interfaces that BRM has with other areas, functions and processes define and document the dependencies between other areas, functions and processes and BRM assist with the development, implementation and automation of procedures facilitating interfaces and dependencies Planning, improvement and implementation The planning, implementation and continual improvement (Plan/Do/Check/Act ) of BRM to: explain the activities involved in the planning of BRM understand the potential costs, benefits and problems associated with the implementation of BRM know the objectives and scope of BRM review the functionality of BRM and the operation of the BRM processes identifying areas of weakness instigate resolutions and proactive improvements in BRM within an overall SIP 10% 10% Page 7 of 12
9 SCBRM09 Mock Examination The purpose of this unit is to help the candidate to pass the examination. Specifically, candidates will sit one full mock examination which will subsequently be reviewed. 10% Question Weighting Syllabus code Target number of questions SCBRM01 0 SCBRM02 8 SCBRM03 2 SCBRM04 2 SCBRM05 3 SCBRM06 4 SCBRM07 3 SCBRM08 3 SCBRM09 0 Total 25 Additional Information This course will provide candidates with the levels of knowledge highlighted within the following table, enabling them to develop the skills to operate at the levels of responsibility indicated. The levels of knowledge, skill and responsibility are explained in the following text: Level Levels of knowledge Levels of skill and responsibility 7 Set strategy, inspire and mobilise 6 Evaluate Initiate and influence 5 Synthesise Ensure and advise 4 Analyse Enable 3 Apply Apply 2 Understand Assist 1 Remember Follow Page 8 of 12
10 Levels of Skill and Responsibility The levels of knowledge above will enable candidates to develop the following levels of skill to be able to operate at the following levels of responsibility (as defined within the SFIA framework) within their workplace: Level 1: Follow Work under close supervision to perform routine activities in a structured environment. They will require assistance in resolving unexpected problems, but will be able to demonstrate an organised approach to work and learn new skills and applies newly acquired knowledge. Level 2: Assist Works under routine supervision and uses minor discretion in resolving problems or enquiries. Works without frequent reference to others and may have influence within their own domain. They are able to perform a range of varied work activities in a variety of structured environments and can identify and negotiate their own development opportunities. They can also monitor their own work within short time horizons and absorb technical information when it is presented systematically and apply it effectively. Level 3: Apply Works under general supervision and uses discretion in identifying and resolving complex problems and assignments. They usually require specific instructions with their work being reviewed at frequent milestones, but can determines when issues should be escalated to a higher level. Interacts with and influences department/project team members. In a predictable and structured environment they may supervise others. They can perform a broad range of work, sometimes complex and non-routine, in a variety of environments. They understand and use appropriate methods, tools and applications and can demonstrate an analytical and systematic approach to problem solving. They can take the initiative in identifying and negotiating appropriate development opportunities and demonstrate effective communication skills, sometimes planning, scheduling and monitoring their own work. They can absorb and apply technical information, works to required standards and understand and uses appropriate methods, tools and applications. Level 4: Enable Works under general direction within clear framework of accountability and can exercise substantial personal responsibility and autonomy. They can plan their own work to meet given objectives and processes and can influence their team and specialist peers internally. They can have some responsibility for the work of others and for the allocation of resources. They can make decisions which influence the success of projects and team objectives and perform a broad range of complex technical or professional work activities, in a variety of contexts. They are capable of selecting appropriately from applicable standards, methods, tools and applications and demonstrate an analytical and systematic approach to problem solving, communicating fluently orally and in writing, and can present complex technical information to both technical and nontechnical audiences. They plan, schedule and monitor their work to meet time and quality targets and in accordance with relevant legislation and procedures, rapidly absorbing new technical information and applying it effectively. They have a good appreciation of the wider field of information systems, their use in relevant employment areas and how they relate to the business activities of the employer or client. Page 9 of 12
11 Level 5: Ensure and advise Works under broad direction, being fully accountable for their own technical work and/or project/supervisory responsibilities, receiving assignments in the form of objectives. Their work is often self-initiated and they can establish their own milestones, team objectives, and delegates responsibilities. They have significant responsibility for the work of others and for the allocation of resources, making decisions which impact on the success of assigned projects i.e. results, deadlines and budget. They can also develop business relationships with customers, perform a challenging range and variety of complex technical or professional work activities and undertake work which requires the application of fundamental principles in a wide and often unpredictable range of contexts. They can advise on the available standards, methods, tools and applications relevant to own specialism and can make correct choices from alternatives. They can also analyse, diagnose, design, plan, execute and evaluate work to time, cost and quality targets, communicating effectively, formally and informally, with colleagues, subordinates and customers. They can demonstrate leadership, mentor more junior colleagues and take the initiative in keeping their skills up to date. Takes customer requirements into account and demonstrates creativity and innovation in applying solutions for the benefit of the customer. Level 6: Initiate and influence Have a defined authority and responsibility for a significant area of work, including technical, financial and quality aspects. They can establish organisational objectives and delegates responsibilities, being accountable for actions and decisions taken by them self and their subordinates. They can influence policy formation within their own specialism to business objectives, influencing a significant part of their own organisation and customers/suppliers and the industry at senior management level. They make decisions which impact the work of employing organisations, achievement of organisational objectives and financial performance, developing high-level relationships with customers, suppliers and industry leaders. They can perform highly complex work activities covering technical, financial and quality aspects. They contribute to the formulation of IT strategy, creatively applying a wide range of technical and/or management principles. They absorb complex technical information and communicate effectively at all levels to both technical and non-technical audiences, assesses and evaluates risk and understand the implications of new technologies. They demonstrate clear leadership and the ability to influence and persuade others, with a broad understanding of all aspects of IT and deep understanding of their own specialism(s). They take the initiative in keeping both their own and subordinates' skills up to date and to maintain an awareness of developments in the IT industry. Level 7: Set strategy, inspire and mobilise Have the authority and responsibility for all aspects of a significant area of work, including policy formation and application. They are fully accountable for actions taken and decisions made, by both them self and their subordinates. They make decisions critical to organisational success and influence developments within the IT industry at the highest levels, advancing the knowledge and/or exploitation of IT within one or more organisations. They develop long-term strategic relationships with customers and industry leaders, leading on the formulation and application of strategy. They apply the highest level of management and leadership skills, having a deep understanding of the IT industry and the implications of emerging technologies for the wider business environment. They have a full range of strategic management and leadership skills and can understand, explain and present complex technical ideas to both technical and non-technical audiences at all levels up to the highest in a persuasive and convincing manner. They have a broad and deep IT knowledge coupled with equivalent knowledge of the activities of those businesses and other organisations that use and exploit IT. Communicates the potential impact of emerging technologies on organisations and individuals and analyses the risks of using or not using such technologies. They also assess the impact of legislation, and actively promote compliance. Page 10 of 12
12 Levels of Knowledge The following levels of knowledge shall be defined and applied for syllabus creation. Each topic in the syllabus shall be examined according to the learning objectives defined in the section devoted to that topic. Each learning objective has a level of knowledge (K level) associated with it and this K level by association defines the nature of any examination questions related to that topic. Note that each K level subsumes lower levels. For example, a K4 level topic is one for which a candidate must be able to analyse a situation and extract relevant information. A question on a K4 topic could be at any level up to and including K4. As an example, a scenario requiring a candidate to analyse a scenario and select the best risk identification method would be at K4, but questions could also be asked about this topic at K3 and a question at K3 for this topic might require a candidate to apply one of the risk identification methods to a situation. Level 1: Remember (K1) The candidate should be able to recognise, remember and recall a term or concept but not necessarily be able to use or explain. Typical questions would use: define, duplicate, list, memorise, recall, repeat, reproduce, state. Level 2: Understand (K2) The candidate should be able to explain a topic or classify information or make comparisons. The candidate should be able to explain ideas or concepts. Typical questions would use: classify, describe, discuss, explain, identify, locate, recognise, report, select, translate, paraphrase. Level 3: Apply (K3) The candidate should be able apply a topic in a practical setting. The candidate should be able to use the information in a new way. Typical questions would use: choose, demonstrate, employ, illustrate, interpret, operate, schedule, sketch, solve, use, write. Level 4: Analyse (K4) The candidate should be able to distinguish/separate information related to a concept or technique into its constituent parts for better understanding, and can distinguish between facts and inferences. Typical questions would use: appraise, compare, contrast, criticise, differentiate, discriminate, distinguish, examiner, question, test. Level 5: Synthesise (K5) The candidate should be able to justify a decision and can identify and build patterns in facts and information related to a concept or technique, they can create new meaning or structure from parts of a concept. Typical questions would use: appraise, argue, defend, judge, select, support, value, evaluate. Level 6: Evaluate (K6) The candidate should be able to provide a new point of view and can judge the value of information and decide on its applicability in a given situation. Typical questions would use: assemble, contract, create, design, develop, formulate, write. Page 11 of 12
13 Format of the Examination This syllabus has an accompanying examination at which the candidate must achieve a pass score to gain the relevant qualification. Type: Multiple choice, 25 questions, scenariobased Duration: 90 minutes. Candidates sitting the examination in a language other than their native language have an additional 30 minutes and are allowed the use of a paper dictionary. The dictionary will need to be checked by the invigilator prior to the examination Pre-Requisite for course and/or exam: Candidates must hold either the ITIL Foundation Certificate (in any version) or the ITIL v2-v3 Foundation Bridge Certificate. It is recommended that candidates have a minimum of two years experience in IT Service Management Invigilated/Proctored: Yes, by an independent invigilator Closed Book (No reading materials allowed Yes into the examination room): Learning Hours: 18 hours Pass Mark: 16/25 (64%) Distinction Score: None Delivery: Online or paper based Trainer Qualification Criteria Criteria: Trainers must hold the ISEB Specialist in Business Relationship Certificate Class Room Size Trainer to candidate ratio: 1:16 Recommended Reading List ITIL BRM sections, particularly The Business Perspective COBIT DS 1 ISO/IEC Part 1 Relationship processes SFIA BRM areas Page 12 of 12
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