As unemployment throughout Europe reaches a new record high, IT Governance recommends professionals turn to IT service management to beat unemployment blues.

BENELUX, June 10, 2013 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As unemployment throughout Europe reaches a new record high, IT Governance are recommending professionals turn to IT service management to beat the unemployment blues.

IT service management (ITSM) is a discipline for managing IT systems which covers the people and processes surrounding information technology.

Entering into the ITSM industry can open a whole host of new and interesting job opportunities for graduates and unemployed professionals looking to step into the job market.

Gaining a qualification in ITIL (best practice for IT service management) is recognised worldwide as a tried and tested method for service management and is widely adopted in this industry. Therefore, gaining an ITIL Foundation certificate can be the first step towards bettering your career prospects and beating unemployment.

There are a wealth of resources to help delegates study for the exam including official titles, supplementary guides and online study aids.

For more information on taking the ITIL Foundation exam and/or entering the IT service management industry, contact IT Governance at servicecentre@itgovernance.eu or 00 800 48 484 484.

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