Abstract: Alignment requires an objective, an outcome and a measurement. This chapter propose an analysis of information system alignment and governance by audit. This approach tends to demonstrate the importance of existing frameworks and repositories for the management of an open, multi-stakeholder territory. The information system audit adopts the general audit process to evaluate the information system through the added value it brings to the organization. Information system auditing is unique because of the information system's central structuring position within an organization. Internal audits are most often part of the regular monitoring of compliance and risk management. These are audits conducted by an external provider. The advantage of an external audit is that it can leverage the cutting edge expertise of major specialist practices. An information system audit project is structured around a number of essential stakeholders, among whom are, for instance, the requester, those being audited, the audit team and the audit committee.
Publication Year: 2019
Publication Date: 2019-04-08
Language: en
Type: other
Indexed In: ['crossref']
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