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will the new itil practitioner qualification create trained specialists or generalists? itil practitioner level is being developed to help organizations and individuals increase the value they obtain from using itil by offering additional practical guidance to adopt and adapt the framework to support the business. it will be the next step after itil foundation for professionals who have already learned the basics of it service management (itsm) and the business value of well-designed and addressing the demand from itsm practitioners and organizations of all sizes worldwide, the first itil practitioner exam will be available globally by the end of 2015 and will equip itsm professionals with added practical guidance to enhance leveraging itil in line with their business, to adopt and adapt itil in their day-to-day roles to generate maximum business benefits. – such as lean, devops, agile and siam – to further enhance the value of itsm. > there is a well known saying that describes the difference between a > specialist and a generalist? > a specialist knows more and more about less and less until > eventually he or she knows everything about nothing. > a generalist knows less and less about more and more until > eventually he or she knows nothing about everything. > so let’s compare the specialist with the generalist? >  > and credentials that back up previous projects that have been > successfully delivered. > get involved in the early adopter phase of new initiatives e.g. > servicenow “outside the walls” > generalists are seen as individuals who are adept at understanding > the wider context and what the business aims to achieve. it is > perceived that generalists are better at putting the pieces together > to make sense of how it all works so that they are better able to > one way to think of a world of specialists, according to vikram > mansharamani all the specialist content in the world is meaningless