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Quantified Model of COBIT for Corporate IT Governance

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Now organizations are more concerned about the appropriate IT governance. The growing dependency on IT due to the increasing volume of business process automation further challenges the role of Information System Auditor. IT Governance Institute has developed COBIT1 as a model for this purpose [1][2]. The model proposed in this research quantifies the COBIT by developing matrices for all four domains of COBIT; hence it provides a quantitative approach for better implementation of corporate IT governance through effective audit and control.

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2004COBIT and its utilization: a framework from the literature 2002Control and governance maturity survey: establishing a reference benchmark and a self assessment tool

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2009THE MAIN BENEFITS OF COBIT IN A HIGH PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION - A CASE STUDY 2009Assessment of IT Governance of COBIT Framework

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