This workshop will provide attendees with a practical, structured approach to applying Major Incident practices appropriately, with a focus on the role of the Major Incident Manager in exercising leadership during the situation. The workshop is aligned to best practice frameworks. Our workshop can be customised for your team and utilise examples for your organisation. This can be delivered onsite at your premises or in our virtual classroom.  Course Overview The workshop builds upon the best practice guidance for what you should do during Incident Management to establish that a Major Incident has occurred with discussion, guidance and walkthroughs on the subsequent steps to ensure that Major Incidents are resolved with the least business impact possible. Proposed Workshop Content The following subject areas are proposed and are a guide. The workshop content can be customised and relevant BSP examples can be used throughout the session. Brief validation of understanding of key concepts: Event Major Incident Problem Disaster Major Problem Review Walkthrough of current Major Incident process: Triggers Steps As-defined Roles and Responsibilities Brief analysis of sequencing as documented, using simplified Value Stream Mapping Being a Major Incident Manager: Engagement of key stakeholders Leadership of the team Status monitoring and escalation Provision of communications and updates Management of the activities Assuring the audit trail Evaluation of Example Major Incident for lessons learned/comparison Assignment of responsibilities for addressing any gaps/issues identified Continual improvement efforts for design and transition can be identified, thereby positively impacting future changes and services Who Should Attend Any individual charged with reducing and eliminating incidents and problems in the IT infrastructure Pre-requisites There are no pre-requisites for this workshop, however it is recommended that the participant be familiar with general incident concepts as defined by IT Service Management.  Exam & Certification There is no official examination for this workshop. Candidates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.  Course Materials & Inclusions Material for this course will be provided e-materials only, candidates can choose to print these if they would like. These materials are made available to students 1 week prior to attending the course. A certificate of attendance will be provided via email upon completion of your course.