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Target Audience for ITIL® 4 CAI Certification 
 

This certification is ideal for IT professionals responsible for IT service governance, continual improvement, and stakeholder collaboration, including but not limited to: 

 
✔ IT Service Management Analysts 
✔ IT Process Managers 
✔ IT Service Management Consultants 
✔ IT Operations Managers 
✔ IT Service Delivery Managers 
✔ IT Governance and Compliance Managers 

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Pre-requisites - ITIL® 4 CAI Training Course 
 

To take this certification, candidates must meet the following requirements: 

  • ITIL® Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management. 

  • Training must be completed through an Accredited Training Organisation. 

 

Exam and Certification Information 
 

✔ Number of Questions: 60 
✔ Exam Duration: 90 minutes 
✔ Exam Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) 
✔ Pass Marks: 39 out of 60 (65%) 
✔ Exam Type: Closed Book 
 


ITIL® 4 CAI Certification Journey 

Course Outline

Course Outline

1. ITIL Foundation Recap 

  • Overview of ITIL principles and framework. 

 

2. Module 1 – Relationship Management 

a. Key concepts 
b. Purpose 
c. Definitions 
d. Processes of the Practice 
e. Roles and competencies 

 

3. Module 2 – Supplier Management 

a. Key concepts 
b. Purpose 
c. Definitions 
d. Processes of the Practice 
e. Roles and competencies 

 

4. Module 3 – Service Level Management 

a. Key concepts 
b. Purpose 
c. Definitions 
d. Processes of the Practice 
e. Roles and competencies 

 

5. Module 4 – Continual Improvement 

a. Key concepts 
b. Purpose 
c. Definitions 
d. Processes of the Practice 
e. Roles and competencies 

 

6. Module 5 – Information Security Management 

a. Key concepts 
b. Purpose 
c. Definitions 
d. Processes of the Practice 
e. Roles and competencies 

 

7. Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) in ITIL 

  • Implementing ITSM governance models and managing risks. 

 

8. Practice Success Factors (PSF) and Key Metrics 

  • Understanding ITIL practice success factors and measuring effectiveness. 

 

9. The ITIL Capability Model 

  • Aligning ITIL practices with business goals and industry standards. 

 

10. ITIL 4 Sample Paper Discussions 

  • Exam question breakdown and practice test review. 

 

11. Q&A Session 

  • Expert-led discussion and clarification of key topics. 

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Frequently Asked Questions.

Is the ITIL® 4 Specialist: Collaborate, Assure & Improve (CAI) exam open book?

: No, the ITIL® 4 Specialist: Collaborate, Assure & Improve (CAI) exam is not open book. It is a proctored, closed-book exam, and you are not permitted to use any notes or reference materials during the test.

Who is the accreditation body for the ITIL® 4 Specialist: Collaborate, Assure & Improve (CAI) certification?

The ITIL® 4 Specialist: Collaborate, Assure & Improve (CAI) certification is accredited and managed by PeopleCert. As the official examination body, PeopleCert administers the certification globally, offering exams in over 200 countries and 25 languages using advanced assessment technology.

What is ITIL 4 CAI?

ITIL 4 CAI (Collaborate, Assure & Improve) is a specialized module within the ITIL 4 framework that emphasizes building a culture of continual improvement across IT services. It offers practical guidance on how to recognize, evaluate, and implement improvement initiatives to boost service quality, operational efficiency, and overall customer satisfaction.

What are the key benefits of ITIL 4 CAI?

Adopting ITIL 4 CAI brings a range of valuable benefits, such as: • Greater operational efficiency and productivity • Cost savings through optimized processes • Higher quality of IT services • Improved customer satisfaction and experience • Stronger alignment between IT services and business objectives • A more responsive and flexible IT environment capable of adapting to change

How does ITIL 4 CAI differ from previous versions of ITIL?

While ITIL 4 CAI expands on the Continual Service Improvement (CSI) principles found in earlier ITIL versions, it introduces a more integrated, collaborative, and holistic approach. It aligns closely with other ITIL 4 practices and promotes a culture of continual improvement across the entire service value system, rather than treating improvement as a separate or isolated activity.