Gulf Stream Press Announces that IT Service Management Foundations: ITIL® Study Guide is to be Included in EXIN’s Examination Requirements for Foundations Certification

Dallas, TX, March 07, 2007 --(PR.com)-- EXIN, the Examination Institute of Information Science, has been accrediting training providers and certifying individuals in IT Service Management and the ITIL materials for more than fifteen years. Gulf Stream Press is very pleased that Ron Palmer’s book is recognized by EXIN as a significant contribution to the IT Service Management community.

Inclusion as part of EXIN’s examination requirements for Foundations certification means that IT Service Management Foundations: ITIL® Study Guide will be listed as reference material in the examination requirements documentation provided to all prospective accredited training providers. This marks the first time that a book written and published outside of Western Europe has been included in this list.

Now that EXIN has included the Foundations book in their online book store customers have the option to purchase IT Service Management Foundations: ITIL® Study Guide in Euro with shipping from Europe.

Ron B Palmer, www.RonBPalmer.com, IT Management Speaker and Author of the Foundation book says, “I am very happy to see that the U.S. contribution to IT Service Management is beginning to be recognized. We have a vibrant community of U.S. professionals dedicated to enhancing IT Service Management, not only in the U.S. but worldwide.” EXIN, an undisputed leader in global IT Service Management, has dedicated itself to global inclusion as evidenced by its local offices in the U.S. and around the globe. By recognizing, for the first time, a book published in the U.S. as a significant contribution to IT Service Management, EXIN continues to set the bar of international inclusion in IT Service Management.

Gulf Stream Press, www.GulfStreamPress.com, is a specialty publisher focusing on IT Service Management and supporting the goal of its founder, Ron B Palmer. That goal is "to improve the state of human affairs by advancing the art and science of managing complexity."

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