Question 260
An internal audit of donor and volunteer systems at a nonprofit organization finds: A developer calls an optional cosmetic update an emergency to avoid review. Complete this ITIL 4 Foundation recommendation by selecting the appropriate ITIL practice: 'Apply [ ? ] to guide the response to this particular service-management issue.'
Explanation
Correct Answer
For donor and volunteer systems at a nonprofit organization, change enablement is the directly relevant ITIL practice because A developer calls an optional cosmetic update an emergency to avoid review. The appropriate response is to apply expedited emergency handling only where justified by the real urgency and risk, and success would be visible when the decision records the legitimate emergency reason and authority.
Incorrect Answers
For donor and volunteer systems at a nonprofit organization, problem management relates more directly to cases like: A database bug can be avoided temporarily by switching to a supported alternate query path. The present case requires the specific emergency is not bypass response, which is to apply expedited emergency handling only where justified by the real urgency and risk.
For donor and volunteer systems at a nonprofit organization, incident management relates more directly to cases like: Support can restore a failed workflow with a safe temporary path while permanent repair is still under investigation. The present case requires the specific emergency is not bypass response, which is to apply expedited emergency handling only where justified by the real urgency and risk.
For donor and volunteer systems at a nonprofit organization, service desk relates more directly to cases like: A provider operates only a hidden email address and users struggle to request urgent assistance. The present case requires the specific emergency is not bypass response, which is to apply expedited emergency handling only where justified by the real urgency and risk.