CobiT Archive
THE KING CODE OF GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES (known as KING 3 or KING III) is still (in my opinion) the most advanced and useful of the world’s corporate governance codes. I’m a particular admirer of the fact that the King Committee …
IT Governance, as Jason Cole points out, is more than project management, more than regulatory compliance, more than CobiT or ITIL or ISO 27001. It’s also somewhat more than his article suggests. There are three books that tackle this subject, …
A recent statement by Aidan Lawes, CEO of the itSMF, had him expresssing a belief that ITIL should be about integration – rather than alignment – with the business, and that there are now only business processes. That’s completely right …
What is IT governance? What does it include or exclude? Who is responsible for it? These questions are frequently asked in the Blogosphere and elsewhere. Right now it’s the subject of some interesting discussion at Andrew Clifford’s IT Toolbox blog, …
ISO 27001 is of course an ideal solution to businesses that need to ensure they comply with Sarbanes Oxley IT control requirements. I’ll be doing a webinar on 25 January in collaboration with Compliance Online to discuss precisely how the …
The recently launched ‘Aligning Cobit, ITIL and ISO 17799 for Business Benefit‘ is a welcome step toward making IT governance more usable for most organizations. There has long been confusion over which of these three frameworks is really an IT …
It’s been a long summer, and blogging has had to take a back seat to managing the fast growth of our business, IT Governance Ltd. Sales of books and tools through www.itgovernance.co.uk has continued to increase substantially month on month. …
