INNOVATION IN THE GOVERNANCE PARADIGM FROM IT-GOVERNANCE TO GOOD ENOUGH GOVERNANCE

Year 2019, Volume: 5 Issue: 1, 31 - 51, 06.12.2019

Ahmet Efe Türksel Kaya Bensghir

Abstract

Business and IT need to be better integrated as
they are becoming interdependent to the extent that the development of
innovative paradigms. The governance, e-government, e-governance,
e-participation, e-citizenship and e-democracy paradigms become more
intertwined from micro to macro levels of policies and implementations. Poor integration
of different IT systems incongruence with business needs is accepted as one of
the major explanations for inertia and traditional approaches reflected in the
mindset of management and governance that cause failures of accomplishment of
the business and IT goals and objectives of institutions. Therefore, this paper
tries to analyze the need and effects of change at IT governance infrastructures
of Turkey on the example of Development Agencies (DA).  With the assumption of unsustainability of
development without sustainable and innovative structures, it is asserted that governance
approach of COBIT-5 has put forward an innovation that requires change of
management mindset. This paper also introduces needs for innovation in management
and governance mindset of Das. It compares the holistic and integrated application
of COBIT-5 framework to improve and promote the level of better management and good
governance from both a theoretical and practical point of view using “APO04
Manage Innovation” which is a management process of COBIT-5 as an example for
modelling.

Keywords

IT-governance, COBIT-5, Innovation, Paradigm shift

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