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Another ITIL Examination Institute accredited by APMG

Submitted by skeptic on Mon, 2008-05-12 08:38

The EXIN-and-ASEB (British Computer Society) stranglehold on ITIL certification slips even further away with the accreditation of a sixth Examination Institute (EI) by APMG, the OGC's outsourced official accreditation body. This despite the fact that APMG remains embarassingly without its own accreditation withdrawn by the British Government for six months now.

Three months later, APMG accreditation still suspended

Submitted by skeptic on Wed, 2008-02-06 05:22

The IT Skeptic broke the news that APMG had been suspended by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service.

Three months later, APMG accreditation still suspended. This is obviously not a brief tiff to be resolved overnight.

APMG look set for some spectacular acrobatics over ITIL accreditation

Submitted by skeptic on Mon, 2007-10-29 08:55

Further to the spot of bother APMG find themselves in with their "accreditation auditors" the UKAS, investigation reveals the suspension is a fact.

This blog is (currently) ITIL-centric, so most readers will be interested that I believe ITIL is not covered by the suspension.

Important ITIL certification news: APMG's accreditation by UKAS has been suspended

Submitted by skeptic on Thu, 2007-10-25 14:51

Can any reader offer something more substantial than speculation to explain why The APM Group has had their accreditation by the UK Accreditation Service suspended?

APMG are the accreditor of all examination bodies for ITIL (and Prince2 and ...). They have had their accreditation suspended in both categories:

the dropping of ITIL Version 2 certification, training, and publications

Submitted by skeptic on Sun, 2007-10-07 09:06

If the criticism of ITIL version 3 certification that you see on this blog and others concerns you, consider this.

APMG finally let us in on ITIL Certification thinking

Submitted by skeptic on Tue, 2007-05-01 22:35

This article has been podcast

kimono I knew I should have held this month's newsletter a few days. The moment it is published with another tirade about the lack of support information and direction in ITIL certification, APMG finally open the kimono.

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