Putting ITIL® into Practice: Change Enablement
1h 57mIntermediate2025-05-01
Authors

David Pultorak
Veteran IT Management Consultant and Founder of Pultorak & Associates
Course details
Change enablement is about optimizing stakeholder satisfaction with the speed and quality of changes by making changes that produce expected benefits, reduce time-to-value, minimize disbenefits, and meet governance and compliance requirements.
ITIL® mentions a set of techniques as best practice but does not cover how to apply them. This course bridges the gap, giving you a concise introduction to seven change enablement techniques endorsed by ITIL: request for change, change proposal, change evaluation, change advisory board, change scheduling, change communication, and change implementation.
In this course, ITIL trainer David Pultorak outlines each technique's “what, why, where, and how” with examples, giving you the basis to practice them until they are in your muscle memory.
Learning objectives
Define each technique.
Explain why and where you would use each technique.
List and describe the components and steps.
Provide an example of how to use each technique.
Describe your experience of practicing applying the techniques.
ITIL® mentions a set of techniques as best practice but does not cover how to apply them. This course bridges the gap, giving you a concise introduction to seven change enablement techniques endorsed by ITIL: request for change, change proposal, change evaluation, change advisory board, change scheduling, change communication, and change implementation.
In this course, ITIL trainer David Pultorak outlines each technique's “what, why, where, and how” with examples, giving you the basis to practice them until they are in your muscle memory.
Learning objectives
Define each technique.
Explain why and where you would use each technique.
List and describe the components and steps.
Provide an example of how to use each technique.
Describe your experience of practicing applying the techniques.
Skills covered
IT Service ManagementOrganizational LeadershipDevOpsNetwork and System AdministrationLeadership and ManagementDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Stand apart as a change practitioner
- 02 - Why change enablement
- 03 - What you'll learn
- 04 - How you'll learn it
1. Request for Change
- 05 - What is a request for change, and why use it
- 06 - Where and when to use a request for change
- 07 - Request for change steps
- 08 - Request for change example
- 09 - You try it - Request for change
- 10 - Review it - Request for change
2. Change Proposal
- 11 - What is a change proposal and why use it
- 12 - Where and when to use change proposals
- 13 - Steps to change proposal
- 14 - Example of a change proposal
- 15 - You try it - Change proposal
- 16 - Review it - Change proposal
3. Change Evaluation
- 17 - What is change evaluation and why use it
- 18 - Where and when to use change evaluation
- 19 - Steps in change evaluation
- 20 - Example of change evaluation
- 21 - You try it - Change evaluation
- 22 - Review it - Change evaluation
4. Change Advisory Board
- 23 - What is a change advisory board and why use it
- 24 - Where and when to use a change advisory board
- 25 - Steps in change advisory board
- 26 - Example of change advisory board
- 27 - You try it - Change advisory board
- 28 - Review it - Change advisory board
5. Change Scheduling
- 29 - What is change scheduling and why use it
- 30 - Where and when to use change scheduling
- 31 - Steps in change scheduling
- 32 - Example of change scheduling
- 33 - You try it - Change scheduling
- 34 - Review it - Change scheduling
6. Change Communication
- 35 - What is change communication and why use it
- 36 - Where and whe to use change communication
- 37 - Steps in change communication
- 38 - Example of change communication
- 39 - You try it - Change communication
- 40 - Review it - Change communication
7. Change Implementation
- 41 - What is change implementation and why use it
- 42 - Where and when to use a change implementation
- 43 - Steps in a change implementation
- 44 - Example of a change implementation
- 45 - You try it - Change implementation
- 46 - Review it - Change implementation
Conclusion
- 47 - Further your journey into change enablement
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