Diminishing the Gap Between IT Governance Maturity Theory and Practice

Smits, Daniël; Hillegersberg, Jos van

doi:10.4018/ijitbag.2019010101

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“…Accurately represented in the organization-specific ontology, a design process that facilitate within GITM Domain Ontology could ensures relevant IT governance concepts, and their properties, constraints and relationships be identified and be included. This design process can identify digital twin parameters that are relevant, matching organization specific IT governance concerns [19,20]. The generic ontology designed using GITM domain ontology design process could help reducing organization's effort for designing ontology for itself.…”

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Digital Twin Concept for Indonesia Digital Government Information Technology Governance

Husni

Gaol

Supangkat

et al. 2022

IJST

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This paper explores the possibility of digital twin concept implementation framework in Indonesia Digital Government Systems (IDGS) using Information Technology (IT) Governance indicators states in Indonesian Government regulation. The concept of Indonesia Digital Government regulated by Indonesia Presidential Regulation no. 95 year 2018 that define digital government as a governance that adapting to advances of technology information and communication and utilize optimally so it can provide service to citizen in most efficient and effective way. Indonesia government implement IT Governance using regulation publish by the Minister of State Apparatus and Bureaucracy Reform No. 59 year 2020 about monitoring and evaluation of Indonesia Digital Government System. In the regulation, the governance consists of monitoring, which is a systematic assessment process through verification of information on the results of the Self-Assessment to measure the maturity level of implementation and the evaluation, is a process of self-assessment systematically through verification and clarification of information which can be continued with information validation to the results of the Self-Assessment to measure maturity level of digital government system implementation. The concept of exploiting digital twin concept to Governed IT Management is a framework introduce by Geert Poels, Henderik A. Proper and Dominik Bork in 2021. The Digital Twin concept itself already utilize to do such as monitoring data, data analysis, conduct simulation, and enhances performance of assets. The framework will be use as a technology infrastructure reference model that facilitate Digital Twin in conceptual aspect where process of IT governance, organizational IT assets management and IT management processes, connected.

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Digital Twin Concept for Indonesia Digital Government Information Technology Governance

Husni

Gaol

Supangkat

et al. 2022

IJST

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“…The latest version of the framework is COBIT 2019, which has been released in October 2018 as an update of the 2012 COBIT 5 version to align with the latest IT standards and compliance regulations. Although COBIT-based governance systems are organized as nested control loops requiring continuous monitoring and improvement, guided by maturity models [15], the (organisation specific) implementation process is human-driven and knowledge-intensive. Under these conditions, adoption is slow, tedious, and prone to errors [3].…”

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DT4GITM - A Vision for a Framework for Digital Twin enabled IT Governance

Poels¹,

Proper²,

Bork³

2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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This paper is concerned with the question of how novel digital technologies can be used to enable IT governance to better deal with the need for more agility, flexibility, adaptivity, and connectivity, as brought about by our modern day society. We propose to digitally transform IT governance, in particular making it smart(er) by following a data-driven approach. In line with this, we present a vision for digitally transformed IT governance in the form of the DT4GITM (Digital Twin for Governed IT Management) framework, which exploits the Digital Twin concept as it is already used in other fields to monitor, analyze, simulate, and predict the performance of real-world assets. The purpose of the DT4GITM framework is to serve as a reference architecture for a technological infrastructure based on the Digital Twin concept that connects three interrelated systems -the IT governance processes, the governed IT management processes, and the managed organizational IT assets.

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Diminishing the Gap Between IT Governance Maturity Theory and Practice

Cited by 2 publications

References 55 publications

Digital Twin Concept for Indonesia Digital Government Information Technology Governance

Digital Twin Concept for Indonesia Digital Government Information Technology Governance

DT4GITM - A Vision for a Framework for Digital Twin enabled IT Governance

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