| Day
1 |
| Introductions,
course agenda and approach |
| Domain:
IT Governance |
The
requirement for this domain is to define, establish and maintain
an IT governance framework (leadership, organizational structures
and processes). The objective is to ensure alignment with enterprise
governance; control the business information and information
technology environment
through the implementation of good practices; and assure compliance
with external requirements. This session will introduce and
dwell on the notion of governing IT, as advocated by the IT
Governance Institute.
|
| Domain:
Strategic Alignment |
| The
requirement for this domain is to ensure that IT enables and
supports the achievement of business objectives through the
integration of IT strategic plans with business strategic plans
and the alignment of IT services with enterprise operations
to optimise business processes. |
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| Day
2 |
| Domain:
Value Delivery |
The
requirement for this domain is to ensure that IT and the business
fulfill their value management responsibilities: IT-enabled
business investments achieve the benefits as promised and deliver
measurable business value both individually and collectively,
that required capabilities (solutions and
services) are delivered on-time and within budget, and that
IT services and other IT assets continue to contribute to business
value
|
| Domain:
Risk Management |
| The
requirement for this domain is to ensure that appropriate frameworks
exist and are aligned with relevant standards to identify, assess,
mitigate, manage, communicate and monitor IT-related business
risks as an integral part of an enterprise's governance environment. |
| |
| Day
3/4 |
| Domain:
Resource Management |
The
requirement for this domain is to ensure that IT has sufficient,
competent and capable resources to execute current and future
strategic objectives, and keep up with business demands by optimizing
the investment, use and allocation of IT assets.
|
| Domain:
Performance Measurement |
The
requirement for this domain is to ensure that business-supporting
IT goals/objectives and measures are established in collaboration
with key stakeholders and that measurable targets are set, monitored
and evaluated.
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Other |
| CGEIT
Sample Practice Questions. Related topics not included in the
current CGEIT job practice: ISO 38500 – the Global ISO
standard for Governance of IT; and IT GRC – IT Governance
Risk & Compliance. |
For
each domain, there is a selected case study sources from MIT
Centre for Information Systems Research. The case studies are
undertaken as group exercises by participants.
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