Towards Conceptual Metamodeling of IT Governance Frameworks Approach - Use - Benefits.
M. Goeken, and S. Alter. Proceedings of the 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 2009, page 1--10. Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, IT-Governance-Practice-Network, Sonnemannstraße 9--11, Frankfurt, IEEE Computer Society, (2009)
Abstract
Up to now, there has been little academic support
for the challenges of IT governance/IT management. As a reaction, various best practice frameworks - like COBIT or CMMI - were developed. Due to their
origin, these frameworks lack of a sound basis or
scientific foundation. To undertake a step in this
direction, we propose the use of modeling notation and techniques to represent frameworks as conceptual
metamodels. Accordingly, we present the well-known
framework COBIT metamodeled in a conceptual way
and, thereby, represent the underlying logically and
semantically rich structures. We furthermore discuss
the benefits of using conceptual metamodeling to
analyze frameworks coming from practice. Using the
metamodel, we are also able to demonstrate ways to
improve the frameworks and configure them according
to the specific needs of an enterprise or an industry. To have a sound basis for any improvement we discuss the process of metamodeling and derive some requirements for 'good' metamodeling.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 conf/hicss/GoekenA09
%A Goeken, Matthias
%A Alter, Stefanie
%B Proceedings of the 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 2009
%C Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, IT-Governance-Practice-Network, Sonnemannstraße 9--11, Frankfurt
%D 2009
%I IEEE Computer Society
%K Controls IT-Governance
%P 1--10
%T Towards Conceptual Metamodeling of IT Governance Frameworks Approach - Use - Benefits.
%U http://dblp.uni-trier.de/db/conf/hicss/hicss2009.html#GoekenA09
%X Up to now, there has been little academic support
for the challenges of IT governance/IT management. As a reaction, various best practice frameworks - like COBIT or CMMI - were developed. Due to their
origin, these frameworks lack of a sound basis or
scientific foundation. To undertake a step in this
direction, we propose the use of modeling notation and techniques to represent frameworks as conceptual
metamodels. Accordingly, we present the well-known
framework COBIT metamodeled in a conceptual way
and, thereby, represent the underlying logically and
semantically rich structures. We furthermore discuss
the benefits of using conceptual metamodeling to
analyze frameworks coming from practice. Using the
metamodel, we are also able to demonstrate ways to
improve the frameworks and configure them according
to the specific needs of an enterprise or an industry. To have a sound basis for any improvement we discuss the process of metamodeling and derive some requirements for 'good' metamodeling.
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abstract = {Up to now, there has been little academic support
for the challenges of IT governance/IT management. As a reaction, various best practice frameworks - like COBIT or CMMI - were developed. Due to their
origin, these frameworks lack of a sound basis or
scientific foundation. To undertake a step in this
direction, we propose the use of modeling notation and techniques to represent frameworks as conceptual
metamodels. Accordingly, we present the well-known
framework COBIT metamodeled in a conceptual way
and, thereby, represent the underlying logically and
semantically rich structures. We furthermore discuss
the benefits of using conceptual metamodeling to
analyze frameworks coming from practice. Using the
metamodel, we are also able to demonstrate ways to
improve the frameworks and configure them according
to the specific needs of an enterprise or an industry. To have a sound basis for any improvement we discuss the process of metamodeling and derive some requirements for 'good' metamodeling.},
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timestamp = {2009-07-22T10:39:58.000+0200},
title = {Towards Conceptual Metamodeling of IT Governance Frameworks Approach - Use - Benefits.},
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