COBIT 2019 Governance & Management Objectives Ebook

A detailed reference to the COBIT Core Model, 40 governance and management objectives, goals, metrics, practices, and governance system components.

COBIT 2019 Framework Governance an Management Objectives
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COBIT 2019 is an important reference for organizations that need to govern and manage enterprise information and technology across the entire enterprise. It helps connect business objectives with the processes, structures, information, behaviors, skills, and technology resources required to create and sustain an effective governance system.

This publication explains the COBIT Core Model and its 40 governance and management objectives. For each objective, it provides purpose, links to enterprise and alignment goals, sample metrics, processes, practices, activities, and related guidance to other standards and frameworks.

For governance professionals, IT leaders, auditors, and managers, the book provides a structured way to understand how governance objectives, management practices, and supporting components work together to guide enterprise I&T beyond the boundaries of the IT department.

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Pages302
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Book CodeE Book COBIT-2019
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For governance professionals, IT leaders, auditors, and managers, the book provides a structured way to understand how governance objectives, management practices, and supporting components work together to guide enterprise I&T beyond the boundaries of the IT department.