CIS-HAM Exam Dumps : Certified Implementation Specialist - Hardware Asset Management

According to the Now Create ebook, the Now Create methodology consists of five phases: initiate, plan, execute, deliver, and close. Each phase has a specific purpose, outcome, and set of tasks that guide the project team to successful delivery. The other options are not valid phases of the Now Create methodology.

The itil role enables the user to perform actions related to incident, problem, change, and configuration management. This role is part of the ITIL framework, which is a set of best practices for delivering IT services. According to the ServiceNow documentation1, the itil role can do the following:

Create and update incidents, problems, and change requests

View configuration items (CIs) and their relationships

Add comments and work notes to tasks

Approve or reject change requests

Close resolved incidents and problems

Reopen closed incidents and problems

The other roles listed in the question have different functions and permissions. For example, the procurement_user role can request and track hardware purchases2, the inventory_admin role can manage stockrooms and transfer orders3, the discovery_admin role can configure and run Discovery to populate the CMDB4, and the asset role can view and edit asset records5.

Classes are represented as tables in the ServiceNow database that define the attributes and relationships of a specific type of record1

The base asset class is the alm_asset table, which contains the common fields and properties for all types of assets, such as hardware, software, consumable, etc.2

The alm_asset table is extended by other asset classes, such as alm_hardware, alm_software, alm_consumable, etc., which add more specific fields and properties for each asset type2

The cmdb_asset table is not a class, but a view that joins the alm_asset table and the cmdb_ci table, which is the base configuration item (CI) class3

The cmdb_hardware table is a CI class, not an asset class, that contains the common fields and properties for all types of hardware CIs, such as computers, devices, network equipment, etc.4