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In November 2018, ISACA launched COBIT 2019.
From its foundation in the IT audit community, COBIT has over the years become broader and more comprehensive.
COBIT is a framework for the governance and management of enterprise information and technology, providing guidance of what (strategic, transition, operational and monitoring) IT enablers to establish in order to achieve enterprise goals.
COBIT 2019 provides best practice guidance for 35 ICT Management Processes and 5 ICT Governance processes, including processes for:
- Managed Architecture (APO03)
- Managed Requirements Definition (BAI02)
- Managed IT Changes (BAI06)
- Managed Configuration (BAI10)
- Managed Security Services (DSS05)
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COBIT 2019 provides an overarching framework for the governance and management of enterprise IT. Other (emerging and established) best practices and movements provide ever evolving capabilities for the ‘how’ of establishing and optimising such processes and achieving their ensuing enterprise and customer value. For example: Business Analysis, IT Service Management and DevOps. Whilst the DevOps movement already has an unrivalled track record of success and value creation for enterprises and their customers, DevOps capabilities still need to reside within an ecosystem of related IT Management and Governance processes and Business Analysis practices continue to provide crucial requirements definition and architecture capabilities.
This presentation provides a high level overview of:
- The COBIT 2019 Framework,
- DevOps in relation to the COBIT framework,
- Implementing and aligning frameworks and best practices.
Speaker Biography: Harold Petersen, north BDT
Harold Petersen is a management consultant for north BDT with over 25 years of experience, specialising in areas of Digital Strategy, DevOps, SIAM, ITSM, ICT Governance and Project, Programme, Portfolio Management.
He holds the ITIL Master certificate (one of only three in Australia) and is a DevOps, COBIT, MSP, P3O, PRINCE2 and PRINCE2 agile accredited trainer and implementer.
Recent roles include:
- DevOps assessment, implementation and training,
- SIAM design and implementation,
- ICT Governance reviews and improvements,
- Project and Programme audits, health checks and assurance.
Harold has lived and worked in Asia Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and Africa. He now lives in Canberra with his wife and two daughters.
Agenda:
5pm - 6pm - Arrival and Networking
6pm - 6.45pm - Presentation
6.45pm - 7.15pm - Networking
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