This presentation provides guidance on implementing information technology (IT) governance to create business value using key IT governance frameworks such as COBIT and ValIT.
This paper provides a good overview of IT risk management – what is risk? why is it important to manage risk? how is risk assessed? how is risk managed? what are some common risk management frameworks?
This study examined the factors influencing the effectiveness of information technology governance and found "significant positive relationships between the overall level of effective IT governance and" four specific factors namely, IT strategy committee, the involvement of senior management in IT, the existence of ethics/ culture of compliance in IT, and corporate communication systems.<br />
This presentation introduces Information Technology (IT) Governance, its key stakeholders and their interests, common IT Governance frameworks such as COBIT, Val IT and Risk IT and an overview of a life cycle for implementing IT Governance using these frameworks.
This presentation provides a primer on virtualization, discusses things to know about virtualization from an IT audit perspective – "What IS virtualization? What are the issues? What is a reasonable, “AUDIT-READY” secure Reference Architecture?"
This excellent presentation provides an overview of information technology audit – for the non-auditor. It starts with the basics – what is an IT audit? – then goes on to establish a baseline of key terms and concepts, automated controls, difference between financial and IT controls, dispels common myths, and, how to test common IT controls.
This paper summarizes research on current practices in IT Project Portfolio Management and ways to improve them following a "benefits driven IT" paradigm. It discusses a framework for IT Project Portfolio Management based upon this review and analysis.
This paper extends the DeLone and McLean framework to define and measure software project success, software project management success, and software project product success.
<div>This paper introduces the Application Investment Management (AIM) Framework for "effective" business application planning i.e. the framework helps align "business value with application spending to achieve immediate IT cost savings and reduce ongoing costs by creating a simpler and more disciplined environment."</div>
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