Towards a framework for governance architecture management in cloud environments: A semantic perspective

Brandis, Knud; Dzombeta, Srdan; Haufe, Knut

doi:10.1016/j.future.2013.09.022

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“…This includes stakeholder identification and application scenarios that are to be mapped to the model. It seems that the challenge is typically the lack of competency and stakeholders' readiness to explicitly describe their requirements and application scenarios [17]. Lack of governance also may cause substantial risks and can create inconsistencies among agencies, which are usually not acclaimed by the decision makers [10][11].…”

Section: Issues In Sustaining Ea Practices In An Organizationmentioning

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Ea Governance towards Sustainability of Ea Practices in Digital Government: A Systematic Review

Hussein¹,

Ismail²,

Mahrin³

2018

IJET

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Enterprise Architecture (EA) has been identified as one of the prime initiative to drive the establishment of digital government towards world class public service delivery. However, building upon several public sector agencies that had implemented these initiatives, it was reported as unfavourable in sustaining EA practices. This study aims to i. review and identify related issues ii. identify factors that influence sustainability of EA practices also iii. identify elements of EA governance. Through the systematic literature review (SLR) five related issues were discerned, four key factors were established in sustaining EA practices while five elements of EA governance emerged in the construction of EA governance framework.

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Section: Issues In Sustaining Ea Practices In An Organizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ea Governance towards Sustainability of Ea Practices in Digital Government: A Systematic Review

Hussein¹,

Ismail²,

Mahrin³

2018

IJET

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“…Según Brandis et al (2014), la gestión de TI es responsabilidad de los ejecutivos y de la junta directiva y hacen parte de ella el liderazgo, las estructuras organizativas y los procesos para garantizar que las mencionadas tecnologías de la empresa sustenten y extiendan las estrategias y objetivos de la empresa. En este sentido, Rahimi et al (2016) explican que las TI ofrecen una amplia gama de oportunidades a las organizaciones para automatizar, informar y transformar un negocio.…”

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Gobierno y gestión de ti en las entidades públicas

2017

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The objective of this paper is to present the results of the study on the status and scope of IT governance and management in the public entities of the city of Manizales in the department of Caldas, Colombia. An evaluation was conducted by means of a survey, which was applied to 19 public entities. The research was developed from an inductive perspective and through a descriptive, exploratory and correlational type of study. It is concluded that the IT governance is a reality for a small portion of these entities. It is expected that the results obtained will allow to develop joint plans between public universities and entities to generate further development of its IT governance and management.

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“…There is no unified definition of cloud computing governance (Saidah & Abdelbaki, 2014). Cloud computing governance is supposed as specialized governance system for governing IT services in cloud computing environment (Brandis, Dzombeta, & Haufe, 2013) where cloud service provider is external third party company which deliver its services to cloud service consumer. This paper assumes that cloud computing governance is specialization of SOA governance and extends SOA governance policies, processes, roles and responsibilities and other component on specific characteristics of cloud computing from the cloud consumer perspective.…”

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Cloud Computing Governance Lifecycle

Karkošková

Feuerlicht

2016

AIP

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Externally provisioned cloud services enable flexible and on-demand sourcing of IT resources. Cloud computing introduces new challenges such as need of business process redefinition, establishment of specialized governance and management, organizational structures and relationships with external providers and managing new types of risk arising from dependency on external providers. There is a general consensus that cloud computing in addition to challenges brings many benefits but it is unclear how to achieve them. Cloud computing governance helps to create business value through obtain benefits from use of cloud computing services while optimizing investment and risk. Challenge, which organizations are facing in relation to governing of cloud services, is how to design and implement cloud computing governance to gain expected benefits. This paper aims to provide guidance on implementation activities of proposed Cloud computing governance lifecycle from cloud consumer perspective. Proposed model is based on SOA Governance Framework and consists of lifecycle for implementation and continuous improvement of cloud computing governance model.

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Towards a framework for governance architecture management in cloud environments: A semantic perspective

Cited by 18 publications

References 33 publications

Ea Governance towards Sustainability of Ea Practices in Digital Government: A Systematic Review

Ea Governance towards Sustainability of Ea Practices in Digital Government: A Systematic Review

Gobierno y gestión de ti en las entidades públicas

Cloud Computing Governance Lifecycle

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