Question 360
During planning for ticketing and operations services at a public transport operator, managers discover: A service is restored repeatedly using the same manual step but the recurring cause is never investigated. Which action BEST addresses the identified gap according to ITIL 4 Foundation concepts?
Explanation
Correct Answer
For ticketing and operations services at a public transport operator, link recurring incidents to problem management without delaying immediate restoration. In this scenario, incident and problem linkage matters because A service is restored repeatedly using the same manual step but the recurring cause is never investigated. A suitable way to check the response is: Related incidents share a problem record while each outage is restored promptly.
Incorrect Answers
“Prioritize restoration of normal service while deeper cause analysis can proceed separately” relates to restore first, not the requirement described here. The required response or evidence is: Link recurring incidents to problem management without delaying immediate restoration.
“Record the analyzed unresolved problem as a known error” relates to known error analyzed unresolved, not the requirement described here. The required response or evidence is: Link recurring incidents to problem management without delaying immediate restoration.
“Share observed incident patterns with appropriate problem and operations teams” relates to recognizing emerging patterns, not the requirement described here. The required response or evidence is: Link recurring incidents to problem management without delaying immediate restoration.