Perkembangan Evaluasi Tata Kelola Teknologi Informasi: Literature Review

Abstract

Information technology is an important organizational asset to be managed and maximized so that its use can be aligned with business needs, thus helping to improve the achievement of the organization's vision and mission. Therefore, the implementation of information technology governance in every organization needs to be monitored for its implementation, this makes the organization more mature and immediately makes improvements to its management of its IT assets. Various studies have been conducted to evaluate IT governance in organizations using various frameworks. This study aims to conduct a review of previous studies related to the development of IT governance evaluation in reviewing research activities carried out in a certain period, analyzing the framework used and why the framework is used. The results show that research to evaluate IT governance peaked in 2014 which was dominated by the institutional sector using the COBIT 5 framework and the various reasons for using COBIT 5 are discussed further in this study.

Evaluating IT Delivery Value in the Faculty of Industrial Engineering at Telkom University Using the COBIT 2019 Framework, Domain APO04, for Mapping LAM INFOKOM Standards

“…Developing and delivering IT value is a complex concept involving three components: the identification of potential value, effective conversion, and the realization of value [9]. These components are crucial for business and IT managers working towards common goals, as technology serves as a catalyst to drive various forms of organizational transformation and strategy [10].…”

Assessment of IT Risk Management at the Faculty of Industrial Engineering, Telkom University, Utilizing the COBIT 2019 Framework's APO12 Domain with LAM INFOKOM Standards Mapping

“…It elevates the value of information technology and aids in risk management during IT deployment. A precise framework is essential for IT Governance management in organizations, serving as a benchmark for generating improved recommendations [11]. Common IT frameworks include COBIT, ITIL, and ISO/IEC 20000, each with its unique focus but sharing the common goal of simplifying IT operational efficiency.…”