Governance has become a critical element of effective IT management. While it’s clear that well-defined practices and mature processes deliver many benefits to an IT organization, it’s less clear how an organization achieves mature IT governance processes. Without a well-defined IT governance implementation plan, many organizations become overwhelmed by the complexity of implementing new IT governance practices, tools and processes. The implementation project slows down, results are slow to materialize, and participants may become frustrated and discouraged with the lack of progress. Ultimately, many governance initiatives fail.
There is another way to approach an IT governance project, however. By taking a phased approach, organizations can tackle small steps successively – and far more successfully. Within each phase, the IT organization can choose to focus on specific goals that will deliver the highest value for the least amount of effort, while moving the organization further along the path to mature IT governance processes.
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