Explain the phases of the ITIL® Lifecycle.
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1.The five phases of the ITIL® Lifecycle are service strategy, service design, service transition, service operation, and continuous service improvement (CSI).
2.Each phase represents a distinct stage in the lifecycle of a service, from conception to retirement.
3.Service Strategy involves understanding customer needs and defining IT service offerings.
4.Service Design focuses on designing new or modified services and IT infrastructure.
5.Service Transition deals with transitioning services into production environments.