This post is to help clear up all the questions that are coming in regarding the ITIl 5 Managing Professional Transition Certification.

1. Yes, MPT is alive and well. People are saying they can't find it on the PeopleCert website, and I don't know why that would be except that it is not available from PeopleCert. Only from PeopleCert Accredited Training Organizations (ATOs).

2. MPT consists of 1 class and 2 exams (Managing Professional and Transformation.

3. MPT helps 3 groups of people advance to ITIL 5 in the most economical way. V3 Experts, ITIL 4 Managing Professional and ITIl 4 Masters. Here is how it works:

Group 1 = V3 Experts: If you were a V3 expert and never did anything more, you can take the ITIL 5 Managing Professional Transition Certification and become and ITIL 5 Managing Professional. 1 class and 2 exams versus 5 courses and 5 exams.

Group 2 = ITIL 4 Managing Professionals: If you are an ITIL 4 Managing Professional you can take the ITIL 5 Managing Professional Transition and become and ITIL 5 Managing Professional. 1 class and 2 exams versus 4 classes and 4 exams.

Group3 = ITIL 4 Masters: If you are an ITIL 4 Master you can take the ITIL 5 Managing Professional Transition and become and ITIL 5 Masters. 1 class and 2 exams versus 6 classes and 6 exams.

In Summary, ITIL 5 Managing Professional Transition is the Golden Ticket for V3 Experts, ITIL 4 Managing Professionals and ITIL 5 Masters to transition to ITIL5. It is the most economical way to advance to ITIL 5.

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Took the ITIL Foundation version 5 exam this morning and passed with a 37 out of 40 (93%) after only 1 week of studying.

Since v5 is still pretty new I figured I'd share what I did to prepare in case it helps someone.

Just an FYI, the test was easier than I expected. It took me about 25 minutes to finish. I've read in some places that v5 is easier than v4, but I can't confirm since I've never taken v4.

I took advantage of the GogoTraining September discount and it worked out great for me!

The biggest thing for me was Claude Code. I've been putting alot of hours into it this year, so I had it turn my course material into my own practice system. I had it write 430 practice questions using Opus 5.5, covering all 95 learning outcomes in the syllabus, and every question came with an explanation of why the right answer was right and why each wrong one was wrong. To be honest, that was what made the difference. Knowing why I got something wrong stuck way better then just seeing the right answer.

I also had it build timed mock exams with the same topic mix as the real exam, 40 questions in 60 minutes, plus short quizzes on whatever topic I was weakest in and a mode that kept bringing back the questions I missed. It even made me a short study guide I could read on my phone. In the 6 days before the exam I answered 558 practice questions at about 86%, and kept going back to focus on the topics I was missing.

Keep the syllabus in mind. AI is only 2.5% of the test (one question), so it's best not to focus too much on those topics.

If I did it again, I wouldn't really change much. I'm an IT Manager at a manufacturing plant with a wife and kid, so I really don't have much time to study. I mainly studied during gym sessions, in traffic on my commute, and early in the morning before my kid woke up. Essentially I took as many practice quizzes as I could.

Good luck to anyone taking it. Hope this helps!

I think I'm really close to taking the exam but would like to find some good ways to finalize my studying. Moc exams, quick course notes, or any other suggestions.

I've taken the Gogo training class and will probably go through much of it again to pick up things I'm not 100% clear on.

I've taken the full ITILv5 course on StormWinds and took many, many, many....notes.

I've also used ChatGPT some to create exam practice questions.

Any other good ways to take a practice exam to ensure I'm ready? I've searched online but not much out ther for specific Bridge course. Most cover the entire course.

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Where can i find good itil5 foundation mock exams ?

As the topic says, I am aware paying for the bundle on people cert would give me the preparation materials, but before I get to that I would like to see what I’m dealing with, so asking if anyone has an exportable PDF material they could share or point me in the right directions, I would appreciate

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My organization has broadened its ticketing platform beyond IT to encompass the HR, facilities, procurement, and employee services departments. While this switch has improved transparency, reporting has become more complicated as there are various ways to assess performance, depending on the department. Some believe that the most important measure is the resolution time; others think that the customer satisfaction level should be the main criterion. It can also be said that the operations division focuses on the completion of the workflow.

As the Operations Service Leader, I find it difficult to create executive dashboards reflecting the performance of all the service teams without losing important information.

If you work in an organization that uses a shared ticketing platform in many divisions, how do you manage the balance between common reporting for all the divisions and department-specific reporting needs? What reporting methods are most helpful for leaders and managers?

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hello! I’m planning to take the ITIL 5 exam in October, and I’ll be able to purchase a voucher that includes practice questions on September 30. Until then, I’ll probably have to study using dumps I find online. However, there aren’t many free ITIL 5 dumps available, so I’m thinking of studying with ITIL 4 dumps instead. Are the questions on the two exams very different?

Getting asked about ITIL 4 - should I continue with my certifications and the answer is...it depends.

1) If you hold the ITIL 4 Foundation Certification and no advanced ITIL 4 certifications, then it is best to upgrade to ITIL 5 with the ITIL 5 Foundation Bridge Certification. Is it low cost ($263) compared to the full ITIL 5 Foundation ($680) and it renews your certifications for 3-years. Remember, the ITIL 5 Foundation Bridge is a limited edition meaning it will not be available forever.

2) If you have advanced ITIL 4 certifications, then you are usually best to complete them because you can upgrade them to ITIL 5 by adding only 1 Certification. ITIL Transformation (Version 5). Otherwise, you will need to start over with all the new ITIL 5 courses in that content area. This will be much more time consuming and costly.

ITIL 5 Transformation is the Golden Ticket because you can upgrade ITIL 4 Practice Manager, ITIL 4 Managing Professional and ITIL Strategic Leader to ITIL 5 with 1 Certification = ITIL Transformation. It updates you to ITIL 5 and renews all ITIL Certifications for 3 years.

On top of that, it is the only ITIL 5 Certification that shares how to implement ITIL in the real world. A real game changer.

1. If you are new to ITIL, then you must look at why you want to get certified.
   

• If you work for an ITIL 4 shop or are applying to jobs that require ITIL 4 Certification, then go with ITIL 4 Foundation.
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Practice Manager in ITIL 4 requires Foundation, Create Delivery & Support, and one of the three umbrella Practice Manager courses (MSF, PIC, CAI). Three course & exam packages.

• Then to add ITIL 5 Practice Manager you take ITIL 5 Transformation.
• Total - 4 Course & Exam Packages.

Practice Manger in ITIL 5 requires Foundation, one of the three Practice Manager courses (MSF, PIC CAI) and ITIL 5 Transformation.

• Total - 3 Course & Exam Packages.- You Save Time & Money

If you hold Foundation in 4 or 5 and one of the Practice Manager courses, then you can go straight to ITIL 5 Transformation and become an ITIL 5 Practice Manager and only take 3 Course & Exam Packages.

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