Governance Of Enterprise It Based On Cobit 5: A Management Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.33 (939 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849285187 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in the IT sector, the author explains crucial concepts, including: the key elements of COBIT®5, the 5 principles, 7 enablers and the goals cascade the structure of the 37 COBIT®5 processes the implementation of GEIT using COBIT®5 and an implementation lifecycle the COBIT®5 Process Assessment Model (PAM) - the approach to process assessment of COBIT®5 processes based on International Standard ISO/IEC 15504. Covers all key concepts of COBIT®5 Written for IT service managers, consultants and other practitioners in IT governance, risk and compliance, this practical book discusses all the key concepts of COBIT®5, and explains how to direct the governance of enterprise IT (GEIT) using the COBIT®5 framework. Read this book and get to grips with COBIT®5 today. Practical guidance on COBIT®5 implementation COBIT®5 (Control Objectives for Information and related Technology) is the latest release of the popular framework for the governance of enterprise IT. He has been an Associate Lecturer in Technology with the UK's Open University since 1999.. Prepare for the COBIT®5 Foundation exam For those studying for the COBIT®5 qualifications, Governance of Enterprise IT based on COBIT®5 covers all the material needed fo
He regularly presents a wide range of courses that include certification exams - COBIT(R), CGEIT, ISO20000 and ITIL(R). He has been an Associate Lecturer in Technology with the UK's Open University since 1999. Geoff Harmer is the Director of Maat Consulting Ltd, an independent provider of education and consultancy on best practices for IT governance and IT service management.
Excellent Explanation of COBIT 5 from End to End This book belongs in the reference library of an IT auditor. The author walks through COBIT 5, an upgrade in the COBIT framework recently released by ISACA, from end to end. COBIT 5 integrates the Balanced Scorecard and a concept labeled as "Enablers" with an earlier version of COBIT. COBIT 5 is significantly more powerful than the previous COBIT releases but mapping the new concepts into an integrated whole concept can be daunting for the practitioner. For those adapting COBIT 5 and the new concepts, the book is straightforward and easily digestible. Given the author’s extensive professional background, it could ha. Osama Salah Ghazy said Disappointment. This book is a disappointment. It doesn't tell you anything that you can't already read on the ISACA website (excluding all the historical stuff). It also isn't any easier to read or provides any new perspective etc. Big disappointment. It's also super small incl. appendices, tables etc.. easy to understand Straight forward, easy to understand summary
. About the Author Geoff Harmer is the Director of Maat Consulting Ltd, an independent provider of education and consultancy on best practices for IT governance and IT service management. He has been an Associate Lecturer in Technology with the UK's Open University since 1999. He regularly presents a wide range of courses that include certification exams - COBIT(R), CGEIT, ISO20000 and ITIL(R)