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Improvement is not a one-time project but a continuous cycle, and the service value chain embeds this philosophy in the “Improve” activity. In this episode, we’ll explain how the improve activity ensures that services, practices, and processes are always evaluated and refined. Improvement is guided by feedback, performance data, and alignment to business goals, allowing organizations to adapt quickly to change. The goal is not perfection but consistent progress, building resilience and maintaining relevance in competitive environments.
We’ll also highlight how improvement activities can take many forms, from small daily adjustments like fine-tuning a service desk process to large-scale initiatives such as upgrading infrastructure or adopting automation. For the exam, remember that improvement applies across every other activity in the value chain, making it both universal and foundational. This episode was produced by BareMetalCyber.com.
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