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40 questions · 60 minutes, 0 unscored and not identified. One question per screen, flag and strike-out, a review screen and a score report per domain — no answers until you finish.
Digital product and service management: value co-creation, the four dimensions, the eight lifecycle activities, the ITIL Value System, value streams and AI.
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40 questions · 60 minutes, 0 unscored and not identified. One question per screen, flag and strike-out, a review screen and a score report per domain — no answers until you finish.
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20 questions · 30 min, same weights, all scored. A daily check.
20 questions aimed at your weakest domains, missed concepts and due reviews.
Pick domains, topics, how many questions and which pool (new, wrong, due, low confidence). Spaced repetition with confidence ratings, flashcards and a mistake book.
Open practiceOne domain, up to 20 questions.
Digital product and service management, products, services, goods, utility, warranty, experience, sustainability; service offerings and interactions; value, outcomes, outputs, costs and risks; providers, consumers, vendors, relationship types, service journey, roles, quality, SLAs. Syllabus 30 %.
Practice domain 1 →Organizations and people, information and technology (with the AI Capability Model), partners and suppliers, value streams and processes; the holistic approach and PESTLE factors. Syllabus 10 %.
Practice domain 2 →The eight lifecycle management activities (discover, design, acquire, build, transition, operate, deliver, support), their purpose, success metrics and non-linear, iterative use. Syllabus 10 %.
Practice domain 3 →Five components, seven guiding principles, governance (evaluate, direct, monitor, engage), value chain terms (incident, event, release, CI/CD, SRE, problem, known error, operating model), practices, metrics, CSFs and the Continual Improvement Model. Syllabus 40 %.
Practice domain 4 →Core and enabling value streams, value stream mapping and management, map elements, complexity thinking and optimizing workflows for complexity. Syllabus 5 %.
Practice domain 5 →AI, AI maturity, generative and agentic AI; AI across the lifecycle and value chain; AI governance and the ITIL AI Capability Model. Syllabus 2.5 %.
Practice domain 6 →Using ITIL with DevOps; why project management matters and how ITIL and PRINCE2 complement each other. Syllabus 2.5 %.
Practice domain 7 →Domain names and weights come from the official ITIL5-FND exam objectives (checked 2026-10-27). Always check it for the authoritative scope.
Includes 24 performance-style items (put in order, match, read an exhibit) — practice them with the “Order / match” filter.
Two of this exam's original questions, with the explanation you get after every answer.
Which description best fits digital product and service management in ITIL (Version 5)?
Correct: C. ITIL (Version 5) widens its scope from IT service management to digital product and service management: the organizational capabilities that enable value for consumers in the form of digital products and the services built on them.
Which TWO statements about products and services are CORRECT? (Select TWO.)
Correct: C, D. Products are configurations of resources that offer value; services are built on products and facilitate outcomes the consumer wants. A service changes the consumer's costs and risks, but never removes all of them.