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Title: IT Governance and IT Standards


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IT Governance and IT Standards
  • Presenter John Bentley

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IT Governance
  • A structure of relationships and processes to
    direct and control the enterprise in order to
    achieve the enterprises goals by adding value
    while balancing risk versus return over IT and
    its processes
  • www.austin.cc.tx.us/audit/Glossary/LetterI.htm
  • Specifying the decision rights and
    accountability framework to encourage desirable
    behaviour in the use of IT
  • Source Weill, P. Ross, J. W., 2004, "IT
    Governance How Top Performers Manage IT Decision
    Rights for Superior Results", Harvard Business
    School Press, Boston.
  • IT governance is the responsibility of the board
    of directors and executive management. It is an
    integral part of enterprise governance and
    consists of the leadership and organisational
    structures and processes that ensure that the
    organisations IT sustains and extends the
    organisations strategies and objectives.
  • Source IT Governance Institute 2003, "Board
    Briefing on IT Governance, 2nd Edition".
    Retrieved January 18, 2006 from
    http//www.isaca.org/Content/ContentGroups/ITGI3/R
    esources1/Board_Briefing_on_IT_Governance/26904_Bo
    ard_Briefing_final.pdf

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IT Governance Focus Areas
  • Strategic alignment
  • Value delivery
  • Resource management
  • Risk Management
  • Performance measurement

Source COBIT 4.0, IT Governance Institute, p.6
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Frameworks Standards
  • Capability Maturity Measurement I (CMMI)
  • Control Objectives for IT (CobiT)
  • COSO
  • ISO 17799
  • IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) ISO20000
  • National Institute of Standards Technology
    (NIST)
  • Standard of Good Practice (SoGP)
  • Prince2
  • ISO9000x
  • Application Services Library (ASL)

Source https//www.bit-map.com/inno/text.php/requ
est/links
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Management Methodologies
  • Six Sigma
  • Balanced Scorecard
  • ITServiceCMM
  • Business Service Management
  • 250 Management methods, models and theories see
  • http//www.valuebasedmanagement.net/

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IT Governance COSO COBIT
  • COSO
  • The Committee of Sponsoring Organisations of the
    Treadway Commission's Internal Control -
    Integrated Framework (COSO)
  • Risk management framework
  • COBIT
  • Control Objectives for Information and related
    Technology
  • Now 3rd Edition
  • identifies 34 information technology (IT)
    processes,
  • a high-level approach to control over the 34
    processes

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COBIT
  • COBIT
  • Control Objectives for Information and related
    Technology
  • International open standard of good practices for
    IT governance, security, and control
  • Produces a verifiable audit of IT processes
    across the enterprise that can be used both
    internally and by external audtiors.
  • COBIT provides a means of achieving IT governance
  • COBIT features 34 high-level control objectives
    and 318 detailed control objectives that keep
    IT's operations in line with the business goals
    of maximizing security and profitability and
    minimizing risks

Source Amis, R, (2006), Introducing COBIT, IT
Manager's Journal, March http//management.itmanag
ersjournal.com/print.pl?sid06/03/13/1845239
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Benefits of the COBIT Framework
  • Time and Money
  • accumulated experience of hundreds of IT
    professionals, auditors, and business managers,
    and available at no cost
  • saves the investment of developing these
    practices independently
  • Complies with international standards and
    Sarbanes-Oxley
  • Public availability
  • ability to share the control guidances and
    auditing process information available in the
    COBIT framework and the experience of using them
    in your own configurations with other
    organizations, in users' groups, in professional
    journals, or in books or via the Internet.

Source Amis, R, (2006), Introducing COBIT, IT
Manager's Journal, March http//management.itmanag
ersjournal.com/print.pl?sid06/03/13/1845239
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Sources
  • IT Governance Institute
  • http//www.itgi.org/
  • ITSM Portal
  • http//en.itsmportal.net/
  • OGC Office for Government Computing
  • http//www.ogc.gov.uk/index.asp?id2261
  • COBIT is available for download at ISACA.org
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