IT Governance
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IT Governance is an essential part of corporate management. It encompasses management, organisation and processes to ensure that Information Technology will support the corporate objectives.
The way in which IT Governance and corporate governance are aligned is therefore a key factor for success, especially if information technology is to operate as a shared service centre and as a separate legal entity within the corporate environment. To enable sub-groups and shared IT to collaborate smoothly during the project brief, implementation and operations, the roles and responsibilities of corporate management, sub-groups and the shared service centre must be clearly defined. To achieve this, a range of issues need to be addressed and revised. These include particular compliance and reporting requirements, budget autonomy, control and decision-making bodies, interfaces and processes, strategy and risk management.
In the fields of IT Compliance and corporate IT Governance, ncc brings best practice solutions to both national and international organisations. ncc‘s experience, particularly internationally, has equipped them with the necessary expertise to cope with the different challenges faced by global organisations. ncc develop the corporate IT Governance which reflects the agreed corporate objectives. The success factors include the capacity of shared IT to act, the transparency throughout the supply chain and funding benchmarks.
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