Major Incident Management Workshop
Major Incident Management is a sub-process/procedure which forms part of the Incident Management process and is used in the vast majority of larger service providers to manage both major and critical incidents and recover IT services within the agreed business timescales.
The 2-day workshop is designed to increase the delegate’s knowledge and understanding of the terminology and the core principles and themes such as: planning and implementation; continual improvement; potential benefits, as well as the challenges and risks of implementing Major Incident Management within their organisation.
The Major Incident Management Workshop also includes examples of implementation structures, governance, tooling and data, reporting and communication considerations and the common sub-processes and activities used in Major Incident Management.
A candidate who attends the Major Incident Management Workshop will learn how to effectively deliver business value and will be able to contribute to the implementation, use and support of IT Services within an organisation.
Major Incident Management is just one aspect of managing and supporting IT Services and does not sit in isolation, its interfaces both on a process, people and supplier level is also explored within the scope of the workshop.