IT Governance Framework and the Strategic Management System: the case of Universitat Jaume I

Authors

  • Vicente Andreu Navarro Senior Technology Innovation Specialist
  • José Gumbau Head of Office for Planning and Technology Forecast
  • Paúl Santapau Technology Innovation Specialist
  • Andrés Marzal Manager, Universitat Jaume I

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7250/eunis.2013.030

Keywords:

IT Governance, ISO 38500, GTU4U

Abstract

IT governance is the ability of the organization to guide the design and implementation processes of IT. The liability for this guidance pertains to the Governing Bodies of the institution that should use it as a means of guaranteeing the alignment of IT initiatives with the general business strategy (Van Grembergen, 2004).

References

Van Grembergen, W. Haes, S. (2008). Implementing Information Technology Governance. Models, Practices and Cases. IGI Publishing.

Weill, P. y Ross, J.W. (2004). IT Governance: How Top Performers Manage IT Decision Rights for Superior Results. Harvard Business School Press.

Fernández, A. Llorens, F. De Andrés Rivero, J. (2011). kTI, a self-assessment IT governance system. Retrieved May 17, 2013, from: http://www.eunis.ie/papers/kTI_AntonioFernandez_Paper.pdf

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Published

04.06.2013

Issue

2013: ICT Role for Next Generation Universities

Section

IT Leadership and Governance