The Spanish Jury has a plea: ITIL V3 is not good enough for us
Posted: June 23rd, 2009 | Author: Joaquín Bañez | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: it governance, itil, market, spanish way, trends, V3 | No Comments »
The Spanish Jury after their unanimous decision: ITIL V3 is worse (sic)
A few minutes ago, a mail landed in my mailbox from an IT training center offering ITIL V2 Practitioner courses partially subsidized by Catalan Government. I’m talking about “Service support” and “Service delivery” courses, you know, all that ITIL V2 stuff. I hope I made it clear: it’s V2 we are talking about; no V3 signs anywhere in that mail.
I insist about it displaying ITIL V2 courses because in Spain is settled the general opinion that V2 is better than V3, although anyone can tell for sure why.
After the jump, the most common bullshit arguments supporting such a daring quote…
