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IT governance in SMEs
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IT Governance
in SMEsInstructor: Prof. Dr. Martin Knahl
Group 4: Mai Nam Chuong
Nguyen Huu Quang
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Agenda
Introduction
Four IT Governance important constructs
Three case studies analysis
Recommendations for IT Governance practices
Summary
Questions and answers
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Introduction Research in 2004 (*). Peter Weill – Jeanne W. Ross
Plus sign: IT Governance helps company increase 20% profit
Minus sign: Only 38% of senior managers know how IT is governed
Study of 300 enterprises – Weill and Ross There is not a single best formula for governing IT
100% sure: effective ITG doesn’t happen by accident
Top performing enterprises carefully design governance
Managers make daily decision putting design into practice
PwC research Most interviewed organizations recognize the importance of
IT Governance
However, a ‘holistic’ view that considers all dimensions of IT Governance is not widely found
Source: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/228139751_IT_Governance_on_One_Page/file/e0b49518ae03e11409.pdfhttp://www.pwc.com/en_mt/mt/publications/assets/it-governance-in-practice-jan-2007.pdf
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Introduction
IT Governance “Specifying the decision rights and accountability framework
to encourage desirable behavior in the use of IT”, Weill and Ross
Align IT strategies/goals/objectives with other activities of the company to ensure that IT effectively supports the development of the company.
Small and Medium sized Enterprise Workers: < 500 (US); < 300 (VN)
Capital: < $50m (US); < $5m (VN)
Source: White paper – SMEs in Vietnam http://www.economica.vn/Portals/0/MauBieu/70c475bbbf81ecb8d32698a30924e978.pdfUS International Trade Commissionhttp://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/pub4169.pdf
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Introduction
SMEs in Vietnam
2010: 250.000 SMEs
2015: 600.000 (est.)
32% of enterprises
65%
30%
2% 3%MicroSmallMediumLarge
Source: General Statistics Office, Viet Nam’s Enterprises in the first 9 years of 21 century. Statistics Publishing House, Ha Noi, 2010http://www.economica.vn/Portals/0/MauBieu/70c475bbbf81ecb8d32698a30924e978.pdf
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Introduction
Limitation of using IT in SMEs Financial constraints limit their abilities to invest in IT and to
attract highly capable IT professionals
Enterprise’s owner/top manager lack IT expertise and experience
Use of IT in SMEs in Vietnam Only 20% of SMEs use ICT
Only 5% do so for business operations
Source: [World Bank] Vietnam - ICT Development Reporthttp://www.worldbank.org/projects/P079344/vietnam-ict-development?lang=en
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Introduction
How can SMEs optimize IT performance through governance practices?
Source: Rui Huang, Robert W. Zmud, R Leon PriceIT Governance Practices in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Recommendations from an Empirical Studyhttp://ifipwg82.org/sites/ifipwg82.org/files/Ch12-19-IT%20Governance%20Practices%20in%20SME-formatted.pdf
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Four IT Governance important constructs
Decision structure
Senior management involvement in IT Governance Processes
IT Governance Communication Practices
IT Success
Source: Rui Huang, Robert W. Zmud, R Leon PriceIT Governance Practices in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Recommendations from an Empirical Studyhttp://ifipwg82.org/sites/ifipwg82.org/files/Ch12-19-IT%20Governance%20Practices%20in%20SME-formatted.pdf
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Four IT Governance important constructs
1. Decision structure: How IT decisions are made?
Sub-Category Description
Centralization Decisions made by corporate-level IT/business senior managers
Hybrid Decisions jointly made by corporate and divisional senior managers
Decentralization Decisions made by divisional senior managers
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Four IT Governance important constructs
2. Senior Management Involvement in IT Governance Processes: Ensure the alignment b/w business and IT
Sub-Category Description
Formal Involvement
Active participation of executive managers in formal IT steering committees
Informal Involvement
Senior managers, categorized as corporate senior managers, divisional senior managers or both, having regular interactions with the CIO
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Four IT Governance important constructs
3. IT Governance Communication Practices: Ensure members behave correctly with IT-related actions
Sub-Category Description
Number of Channels
Number (and types) of communication channels used to communicate IT governance policies, guidelines and practices throughout the SME.
Primary Communication Channel
The primary communication channel used to communicate IT policies, guidelines and procedures throughout the SME
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Four IT Governance important constructs
4. IT Success: How the company success in deploying IT?
Sub-Category Description
Efficiency of IT Use
How efficient the firm has been in its use of IT (a 5-point scale with 5 representing the highest efficiency; averaged by number of respondents)
Breadth of current IT use
The number of distinct areas identified, aggregated across interviewees, where IT is being appropriately used
Breadth of potential IT use
The number of distinct work processes identified, by any interviewees, as being actively considered or planned for future IT use
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Introduction
Four IT Governance important constructs
Three case studies analysis
Recommendations for SME Governance practices
Summary
Questions and answers
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Three case studies analysis *
HealthCare: Health care management organization
Multiple offices in US
Agriculture: Provide consultation services in agriculture
techniques
Non-profit research foundation
Pharma: Manufacture subsidiary of an international
pharmaceutical company
Businesses in Asia Pacific, North American, and Europe
(*) Data getting from IT Governance Practices in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise paper
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Three case studies analysis
HealthCare Agriculture Pharma
Firm size 182 300 360
IT Group size 12 14 10
IntervieweesCIO
4 Divisional VPs
CIO2 Divisional
Directors
CIOControllersDivisional
Director
Demographic Information on Research Sites
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Three case studies analysis
IT Governance Structure
HealthCare Agriculture Pharma
Structure Centralized Centralized Centralized
Key IT decision CxOs(CEO, CIO,..) CIO CIO
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Three case studies analysis
Senior Management Involvement in IT Governance Processes
HealthCare Agriculture Pharma
Formal Involvement
CIOCorporate
ExecutivesN/A
CIODivisional
ExecutivesInformal Involvement
Corporate Executives
Divisional Executives
Divisional Executives
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Three case studies analysis
IT Governance Communication Practices
HealthCare Agriculture Pharma
Communication channels
EmailWord of mouth
Paper docsFormal meetingWord of mouth
IntranetPaper docs
Formal meetingWord of mouth
Primary communication channel
Email Paper docs Intranet
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Three case studies analysisIT Success
HealthCare Agriculture Pharma
Efficiency of IT use
3.2(moderate)
3.3(moderate)
4.3 (high)
Breadth of current IT use
3(moderate)
2 (limited)
5(high)
Breadth of potential IT use
3(moderate)
1(limited)
1(limited)
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Recommendations for SMEs
Senior Management Involvement in IT Governance Processes
Recommendation 1: In order to enhance performance of IT use (as indicated by efficiency and breadth of IT use) in SMEs, senior management should be involved through joint formal and informal IT governance interactions
Recommendation 2: In order to improve the breadth of potential IT use in SMEs, corporate executives should be involved in IT governance processes
Recommendation 3: In order to improve the breadth of current IT use in SMEs, operational executives should be involved in IT governance processes.
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Recommendations for SMEs
IT Governance Communication Practices Recommendation 4: In order to improve the performance
of IT use (as indicated by efficiency and breadth of IT use) in SMEs, IT governance policies, guidelines and practices should be communicated through a number of channels
Recommendation 5: In order to improve the performance of IT use (as indicated by efficiency and breadth of IT use) in SMEs, IT governance policies, guidelines and practices should be communicated through accessible channels
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Summary
Theme
Theory
Case studies
Recommendations
Why ITG in SMEs is important?
What is ITG, SMEs?
Examine ITG practices in SMEs
Give recommendations for ITG practices in SMEs
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Questions and Answers