Draft:Status Accounting in Configuration Management
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Status Accounting is keeping track of the Status or operational mode of a technical device. The status therefor can as an example be ON, OFF, Shutting Down, in-stores, in-repairs etc. The practice that uses the Status Updates in an Managed IT environment is the Monitoring and Event Management Practice.
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[edit]See for further reading AXELOS ITIL v4 Service Configuration Management, ITIL v4 Monitoring and Event Management Practice