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SD p214 ‘Service Transition Pack’ changed to ‘Service Design Pack’

BOKKE submitted by skeptic

on Wed, 2008-03-12 09:50. [nid:497]

in

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8.5.1 Prerequisities for success
In left hand column, 4th line from bottom, ‘Service Transition Pack’ changed to ‘Service Design Pack’
214
8.5.2 Critical Success Factors…
In penultimate bullet point on page, ‘Service Transition Pack’ changed to ‘Service Design Pack’

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