Article | REF: H3280 V1

ITIL and ISO 2000

Author: Claude PINET

Publication date: August 10, 2010

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4. Service concept

4.1 What is Service?

There's a distinction between the two notions, product and service, although both are the result of a process. The Larousse dictionary gives us the following definitions:

Product: economic good resulting from production, manufactured object.

Service: a set of obligations towards individuals or communities.

The international standard 9000:2005 gives us the following definition for a service in general:

A service, like a product, is the result of a process.

A service is the result of at least one activity necessarily performed at the interface between supplier and...

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