Category: ITIL

ITIL Foundation

How much can I earn with an ITIL Foundation Qualification?

Updated May 2025   How Much Can I Earn with an ITIL® Foundation Qualification in 2025? If you’re considering investing in your professional development this year, the ITIL® Foundation qualification is a great place to start. Whether you’re beginning a career in IT or looking to enhance your current role, this credential continues to open […]

ITIL Transition from Version 3 to Version 4

ITIL Transition from Version 3 to Version 4

For those looking to transition from ITIL® version 3 to version 4, the best path to take will depend on the amount of credits you hold.  Version 4 has been aligned or streamlined with version 3 so that candidates can migrate easily.  As many are still travelling on the version 3 path, these qualifications will […]

ITIL 4 Qualifications and the benefits of gaining them

ITIL 4 Qualifications and the benefits of gaining them

In this post I will only be discussing ITIL® version 4 qualifications, but if you hold a version 3 Foundation certificate look out for my next blog entitled ITIL® Transition from version 3 to version 4 as it will inform you of how to transition to version 4 without necessarily needing to sit the version […]

ITIL: History, evolution and the differences between ITIL versions 3 and 4

ITIL: History, evolution and the differences between ITIL versions 3 and 4

What is ITIL®?  ITIL® (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) is used to provide a cohesive set of IT best practices that have been drawn from both public and private sectors across the globe.  It is a framework for IT service management that provides guidance to businesses and individuals on how to use IT to meet business […]

ITIL – Information Technology Infrastructure Library

ITIL Information Technology Infrastructure Library

In response to ever-growing dependence on IT the UK Government CCTA (Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency) developed a set of recommendations in the ‘80s.  It did so in recognition of the fact that without standard practices, both government agencies and private sector contracts were independently creating their own IT management practices.  The goal of IT […]

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