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1 1 Chapter 2 Reference Models, Standards & Frameworks

2 2 Learning Objectives  IT Governance frameworks  Related industry standards, guideline  Maturity model, reference  การเลือกใช้งาน framework

3 3 ข้อจำกัดของ model, standard, framework  ส่วนใหญ่ ไม่ครบวงจร  ไม่มี How to Process Template Checklist Tools  Too flexible / too rigid

4 4 Integrated IT Governance Framework  Philosophy  Key issue  Legal  Maturity  Culture

5 5 Maturity model

6 6 เนื้อหาสำคัญและจำเป็นใน Framework / Model (from chapter1) 1.Business plan 2.IT plan ที่สัมพันธ์กับ ข้อ 1, investment port folio 3. การนำ IT plan ไปปฏิบัติ, ความเสี่ยง, ภัย 4. ประสิทธิภาพ ตัวควบคุม ตัววัด 5.Vendor & Outsourcing 6.IT People, process improvement

7 7 International Standards & Frameworks: Focus Areas  IT Governance – General  Project management  System/Software development  Quality/Security  IT Operations & Infrastructure More….

8 8 International Standards & Frameworks: Focus Areas cont.  Human Resources  Performance measurement  Regulatory Compliance  Outsourcing & Vendor management  Voice of Customer

9 9 IT Governance -General  ModelName CObit  Author ITGI/ Well & Ross / U of Holland v4.1 2007  Use A framework which links IT process Decision maker  Certification: CISA/ CISM

10 10 IT Governance –General cont.  Model name COSO internal control framework  Author COSO Comittee of Sponsoring Organsations of Tredway Comission, AICPA, AAA  Use Reliability of financial statement

11 COSO  Consists of 5 components Control environment Risk assessment Control activities Information & communications Monitoring 11

12 12 Project Management  Model IT Investment Management (ITIM)  Author General Account Office (GAO) of US Government  Use Evaluate select & prioritize IT investment

13 ITIM Maturity stages 13

14 14 Project Management cont.  Model PMBOK – Project Mamangement Book of Knowledge OPM3 Organizational PM Maturity Model  Author Project Management Institute PMI, 2004  Use 9 Knowledge & 5 Processes areas of PM Tool for self assessment PM maturity  Certification PMP Project Management Professional

15 OPM3 Framework 15

16 16 Project Management cont.  Model PMMM – PM Maturity Model blends PMBOK with CMMI  Author Crawford 2002  Use Map CMMI to PMBOK to provide PM maturity roadmap

17 17 Project Management cont.  Model PRINCE2  Author Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency (CCTA) or Office of Government Commerce (OGC)  Use UK Government application development

18 18 System / Software Development  Model Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)  Author SEI / Carnegie Melon University 2002, 2005  Use 5 stage maturity acquisition / system & software development  Certification Organization: Level of maturity

19 19 Quality /Security cont.  Model ISO 9001  Author Motorola & GE ( ร่วมกันศึกษา )  Use Quality management policy

20 20 8 Quality principle ISO 9001-2000  Customer  Leadership  People  Process approach  System approach (inter-process)  Continuous Improvement  Decision on facts  Supplier management

21 21 Quality /Security  Model Six sigma, Lean, Baldridge Quality Award  Author Motorola & GE  Use Reduce error & defect  Certification: black belt

22 22 Quality /Security cont.  Model ISO 17799 ISO27001 implementation guideline for 17799  Author ISO 2005  Use IT security model  Certification organizational level

23 23 ISO 17799 & 27001  17799 Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA model) Plan Do: implement / operated /maintained Check: monitored/measured/ audited/reviewed Act: improved  11 security policy domains

24 24 IT Operation & Infrastructure  Model ISO 20000  Author ITSMF IT Service Management Forum V2 2002  Use 10 processes of IT service management

25 25 ISO 20000  Key Process 1.Service Level Management SLM 2.Service delivery 3.Relationship management (supplier) 4.Resolution management (Problem) 5.Control & release (Config & change)

26 26 IT Operation & Infrastructure  Model ITIL IT Infrastructure Library v2 v3  Author CCTA, APMG Accrediting Professional Management group 2007  Use 10 processes of IT service management

27 27 Human Resource  Model P-CMM people capability maturity model  Author SEI software engineering institute, Carnegie Mellon University  Use Advancing people & competencies

28 28 Performance management  Model Balance Scored Card, Critical success Factor  Author Kaplan & Norton, Cattuci, Rockhart  Use วัดผลของความสำเร็จด้วย กลยุทธ์

29 29 Outsourcing & Vendor Management  Model OPBOK, eSCM (eSourcing Capability Model)  Author Carnegie Mellon University  Use How to outsource IT & how to manage vendor  Certification: COP Certify Outsourcing Personal

30 30 Outsourcing & Vendor Management  eSCM eSCM –SP for service provider eSCM – CL for customer  OPBOK Outsourcing Processional Body of Knowledge

31 31 Customer  Model VOC Voice of Customer  Author Kano  Use Customer requirement

32 32 Regularity Compliance กฎหมาย  Model Sarbanes-Oxley Act SOX 2002  Author US Congress  Use For Board & executive responsibility

33 33 Regularity Compliance กฎหมาย cont. Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002  Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act of 2002  SOX or Sarbox  Senator Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) and Representative Michael G. OxleyPaul SarbanesDMDMichael G. Oxley  SOX Section 404: Assessment of internal control

34 34 Regularity Compliance กฎหมาย cont. AS 8000 / AS 8015  Model AS8000 for enterprise governance AS8015 for ICT governance  Author Standard Australia 2003

35 35 Regularity Compliance กฎหมาย cont.  Model FDA, FDIC, HIPPA, SEC  Author US government agency  Use Selected industry

36 ค้นคว้าต่อ chapter2 36 http://www.sei.cmu.edu/ The Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI)http://www.sei.cmu.edu/ http://www.isaca-bangkok.org/ สมาคมผู้ควบคุมและตรวจสอบระบบ สารสนเทศ - ภาคพื้นกรุงเทพฯ http://www.aicpa.org/ The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) http://aaahq.org/ The American Accounting Association http://www.gao.gov/ The General Accounting Office (GAO), created by the Budget and Accounting Act http://www.pmi.org/ Project management Institute http://www.ogc.gov.uk/ The Office of Government Commerce (OGC) http://www.itil-officialsite.com/ is the most widely accepted approach to IT service management http://www.kanomodel.com/ Professor Noriaki Kano


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