IT Governance
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The ongoing process of assessing the organization's use of IT against its strategic business objectives.
Understanding the current and future strategic requirements of the business.
Assessing how well current IT systems are supporting the organization.
Considering new technologies, market trends, and regulatory compliance changes.
Reviewing business cases for new and significant IT investment requests.
Evaluating the organization's tolerance for various information technology risks.
Considering the needs of customers, investors, employees, and partners.
The leadership task of setting strategy, making decisions, and empowering management to execute IT plans.
Assigning responsibility and empowering management to implement the approved strategy.
Making final decisions on significant IT acquisitions and major projects.
Encouraging an organizational culture of responsible and ethical IT use.
Defining how IT will support and enable overall business goals.
Establishing the high-level rules for the acceptable use of IT.
Committing necessary funding and personnel to achieve strategic IT objectives.
Assigning responsibility and empowering management to implement the approved strategy.
Making final decisions on significant IT acquisitions and major projects.
Encouraging an organizational culture of responsible and ethical IT use.
Defining how IT will support and enable overall business goals.
Establishing the high-level rules for the acceptable use of IT.
Committing necessary funding and personnel to achieve strategic IT objectives.

This is the ongoing oversight function to ensure the execution of IT strategy meets expectations.
The governing body reviews IT performance against approved plans, budgets, and promised business value delivery.
It also involves verifying compliance with internal policies, external laws, and specific regulatory obligations.
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