At its most basic definition, IT governance is the process by which decisions are made around IT investments. Based on this definition, everyone has some form of IT governance. Unfortunately for many firms, the governance process is ad hoc and informal. There is no consistency across the enterprise, accountability is weak - if present at all - and there are no formal mechanisms to measure and monitor the outcomes of decisions.

At foundation level, our implementation of IT governance foundations and principles training course delivers a thorough insight into the frameworks available for IT governance and their implementation. Building from that, our experience of COBIT® ITIL, ensures an in-depth understanding of the principles and application of  internationally accepted best-practice framework.

• How decisions are made
• Who makes the decision
• Who is held accountable
• How the results of decisions are measured
• How are measures monitored are all parts of IT governance. 

There is just too much at stake today for organisations to leave IT governance to chance or legacy processes. This is where we come in to help optimise IT investments as it has become a priority. There is a growing trend on the part of large organisations to elevate IT performance to the board of directors’ level. We help establish that accountability framework by reviewing current practice and developing a governance structure for future investments. 

Compliance to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a contractual requirement for organisations that store, process or transmit payment card data. Our courses cover all aspects of implementing the PCI DSS and ensure year to year maintenance of the certification.