Reference no: EM133318024 , Length: 3000 words
Assignment Brief
As part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit an IS Governance report. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments.
Learning Outcome 1: Critically assess the elements of IS Governance.
Learning Outcome 2: Evaluate the effectiveness of IS Governance strategies within organisations.
Learning Outcome 3: Analyse the link between IS Governance and business values and strategy.
Learning Outcome 4: Apply IS Governance models within organisations.
Learning Outcome 5: Effectively communicate the values, risks and opportunities derived from IS Strategy.
Learning Outcome 6: Make recommendations for the development to existing IS strategies to better leverage existing resources.
Learning Outcome 7: Understand global issues and their place in a globalised economy, ethical decision-making and accountability. Adopt self-awareness, openness and sensitivity to diversity in culture.
Assignment Task - Report
Good IS Governance is increasingly being discussed across the board as significant in view of adapting and responding to emerging changes as well as risks in the interconnected business environment where organisations today operate.
Good IS Governance is aligned, inclusive, educated, engaged, connected and informed and encompasses an organisation's policies, plans, projects and priorities. In this assignment, you will audit and assess the existing IS Governance of your own organisation.
You are the IS Governance Auditor in charge of critically assessing the existing IS Governance system of your organisation.
Question 1
Critically assess the extent to which IS Governance is aligned, inclusive, educated, engaged, connected and informed in relation to the existing system in your organisation.
Question 2
Evaluate the effectiveness of the existing IS Governance policies, plans, projects and priorities and identify any areas of improvement.
Question 3
Analyse the link between IS Governance and the business strategy. Are there any discrepancies? How would you address them?
Question 4
Identify the values, risks and opportunities to your organisation's IS strategy derived from the modifications and revisions proposed to IS Governance in your audit.
Opposed models for understanding human nature
: Hobbes and Rousseau have opposed models for understanding human nature.
|
Explain the phenomenon of radioactive disintegration
: Explain the phenomenon of radioactive disintegration series relative to 4n, 4n+1, 4n+2 and 4n+3, depicting the 4 disintegration series
|
Evaluate thomas nagel argument
: Discuss and evaluate Thomas Nagel's argument for the fundamental subjectivity of consciousness in "What Is It Like To Be A Bat?"
|
How does the goal address the clients target problem
: How does the goal address the client's target problem? How do the client's objectives embody the SMART goal model (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant
|
Analyse link between is governance and the business strategy
: COM7007 IS Governance, Arden University Evaluate the effectiveness of the existing IS Governance policies, plans, projects and priorities
|
Explain how poverty in a low-income country would operate
: explain how poverty in a low-income country would operate to affect a child's health and development.
|
What parenting style did your parents use when raising you
: What parenting style did your parents or caregivers use when raising you? How do you think it impacted your life? Would you choose to parent in the same style
|
Explain how changes structural changes in economy
: Explain how changes structural changes in the economy, and social changes in family structure/relationship practices have impacted the ways
|
Describe three of the historical perspectives of psychology
: Explain the behavioral perpective and why people think and behave the ways in which they do?Describe three of the historical perspectives of psychology
|