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A global IT service provider is migrating several mission-critical legacy applications to a cloud- native platform while its support team struggles with a growing backlog of incident and service requests. Development, operations, and support each maintain separate work queues, resulting in duplicated effort, handover delays, and unclear task priorities. As the Service Delivery Lead, which ONE of the following actions would MOST effectively coordinate and prioritize work across all teams to ensure smooth migration and timely support?

• A.Conduct a detailed value stream mapping exercise to identify end-to-end process bottlenecks and handover delays
• B.Establish a single, cross-functional Kanban board with work-in-progress (WIP) limits applied across development, operations, and support streamsright
• C.Prioritize support tickets and migration tasks strictly according to their arrival time to ensure fairness
• D.Implement a RACI matrix for all migration and support activities to clarify roles, responsibilities, and approval authorities

A service provider is struggling to ensure timely incident resolution. The reports show that the majority of incidents that can be resolved without implementing a change are resolved on time.
However, if an incident resolution requires a change, it is almost never implemented within the agreed incident resolution time. What is the BEST approach for the service provider to improve the situation?

• A.Review the incident resolution value stream
• B.Review the incident resolution targets
• C.Review the incident management process
• D.Review the change authorization procedures

An organization has received complaints from customers regarding incident resolution times. The organization is using value stream mapping to visualize the activities involved in restoring service following an outage. The team has designed an optimized flow that begins with the incident being generated by a monitoring tool and ends when service is restored. Leadership is concerned that this approach has failed to provide the insight needed to reduce delays. Which is the BEST action the team can take to address leadership's concern?

• A.Compare the map to actual activities
• B.Determine where work is sitting in queues
• C.Introduce additional sources of demand
• D.Automate repeatable work activities

An organization is in the process of restoring the online payment app service, and its IT teams have reached a stage where creative problem-solving is needed. What does this situation describe?

• A.Cooperation
• B.Algorithmic task
• C.Servant leadership
• D.Heuristic task

A service desk uses triage to ensure they work on the most urgent tasks first. This sometimes causes user satisfaction issues, because low priority requests can wart a long time before anyone starts to work on them.
What is the BEST way to manage this issue?

• A.Use first-in first-out prioritization instead of triage, to ensure that tasks are worked on in the order that they are requested
• B.Increase the priority of requests that have been waiting a long time and are at risk of breaching agreed service levels
• C.Train users so that they know their requests might be delayed if there are many higher priority tasks in the backlog
• D.Recruit more service desk staff so that they are able to work on low priority requests even when there are many higher priority tasks