Gad J. Selig Implementing IT Governance - A Pocket Guide

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Directors of corporate boards - who have overall fiduciary accountability to provide oversight for the business and key functions of the business. Executives - who are primarily responsible for developing and/or approving business/IT strategy and then overseeing its implementation and governance (The "C" suite of Corporate Officers). Managers and professionals - who are primarily responsible for implementing and governing IT in their organizations and institutions. Consultants and other advisors - who are involved in advising, planning, organizing, directing and governing IT initiatives to help transform businesses and organizations to compete more effectively around the world Academicians, graduate and upper level undergraduate students - who must teach and master a fundamental understanding of IT and how it impacts businesses, management, employees, the regulators and investors.