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What is Preventive Controls

New Perspectives on Information Systems Modeling and Design
Controls put in place to lessen the probability that errors or irregularities will occur.
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Practical Guidance in Achieving Successful Change Management in Information System Environments
Jeffrey S. Zanzig (Jacksonville State University, USA), Guillermo A. Francia III (Jacksonville State University, USA), and Xavier P. Francia (Jacksonville State University, USA)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 26
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7271-8.ch003
Abstract
Situations such as improvements in business transaction processing and various security issues keep today's information systems in a constant state of change. Serious disruption of company operations can occur when changes are improperly planned and/or carried out. In addition to technological issues, an equally important consideration is in regard to how information system changes will affect organizational personnel. The Institute of Internal Auditors has identified seven steps that can be used to effectively implement change in an information system environment. This along with a discussion of significant issues in managing system patches provides an appropriate background to consider a model for evaluating the maturity of an organization's change management process in an information system environment. The highly respected COBIT guidance from the ISACA is included throughout much of the discussion to provide support for many of the suggested change management practices.
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