TechRepublic.com is a website that posts a lot of IT information on different topics.
They typically don't post many things on ITIL, but in a post titled "10 tech certifications that actually mean something", August 13, 2007, ITIL was listed as the #9 certification.
Debra Littlejohn Shinder, a technology consultant who authored the post states:
"For those who aspire to management positions in IT services, the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) certifications provide demonstration of knowledge and skills involved in that discipline. There are three certification levels: Foundation, Practitioner, and Manager.
The Manager level certification requires completion of a rigorous two-week training program, and you must have the Foundation certification and five years of IT management experience. Then, you must pass two three-hour exams consisting of essay questions."
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