B. Operational: Configuration items track operational information related to an organization's IT infrastructure or assets. This includes details such as hardware specifications, software versions, network configurations, IP addresses, and other operational parameters.
E. Relationship: Configuration items also track the relationships and dependencies between various IT components. This includes information about how different CIs are connected or interact with each other, such as parent-child relationships, dependencies, associations, or dependencies with other CIs.
Financial, lifecycle, and contractual information may be associated with CIs in some cases, but they are not the primary types of information that CIs are designed to track.
Configuration items (CIs) are used to track operational and relationship information.
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