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The official ITIL®5 qualification scheme is clearly structured and allows for gradual development according to role, experience, and professional ambitions. From Foundation level through Managing Professional and Strategic Leader to ITIL® 5 Master, it offers systematic development of competencies in the areas of digital product management, services, and AI governance.
The new version expands the framework to include AI support for decision-making, strengthens work with value streams, and more clearly links the value chain to the service lifecycle. It brings evolution, not revolution—and builds on the principles of ITIL® 4.
General Electric (GE) is a great example of a company that has successfully implemented the Six Sigma methodology into its manufacturing processes. GE is an American multinational conglomerate active in various sectors such as aviation, energy, healthcare or finance.
The official ITIL®5 qualification scheme is clearly structured and allows for gradual development according to role, experience, and professional ambitions. From Foundation level through Managing Professional and Strategic Leader to ITIL® 5 Master, it offers systematic development of competencies in the areas of digital product management, services, and AI governance.
The new version expands the framework to include AI support for decision-making, strengthens work with value streams, and more clearly links the value chain to the service lifecycle. It brings evolution, not revolution—and builds on the principles of ITIL® 4.
General Electric (GE) is a great example of a company that has successfully implemented the Six Sigma methodology into its manufacturing processes. GE is an American multinational conglomerate active in various sectors such as aviation, energy, healthcare or finance.
