IT Governance Sample Clauses

IT Governance. As described above, IT Governance is responsible for the rising of several fields such IG. Additionally, IG comprises all policies, processes, activities, rules, etc. that support the governance of information. Among those processes are the governance of IT systems and resources related to IG such as, for example, records management systems or content management systems.
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IT Governance. ITMS will enforce the Operational Aspects of IT Governance as agreed by the Information Technology Governance Committee. These operational aspects include:  Ensuring chains of responsibility, authority, and communication are in place and being utilised correctly; and  Ensuring measurement, policy, standards, and control mechanisms are in place to enable people to carry out their roles and responsibilities.
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IT Governance. The Operator is responsible for governing the Technical Standards on behalf of the Authority and assuring industry adherence to them. As part of the IT Governance responsibility the Operator will: • Provide advice on the correct implementation or interpretation of the published Technical Standards. • Agree standards with the Authority and issue to the Accreditation Schemes and stakeholders copies of the standards produced by the Authority. • Quality assure and version control XML schemas produced by the Operator and issue to the Accreditation Schemes and stakeholders. • Monitor activity against the Energy Performance Certificate Register to ensure adherence to the published standards and consistency of use across the industry. For the avoidance of doubt, this is separate to any Energy Assessor Quality Assurance activity carried out on behalf of an Accreditation Scheme which shall not be the Operator's responsibility.
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IT Governance. The Operator is responsible for governing the Technical Standards on behalf of the Authority and assure industry adherence to them. As part of the IT Governance responsibility the Operator will: • Publish and circulate the Technical Standards on behalf of the Authority. • Publish advice on the correct implementation or interpretation of the published Technical Standards. • Monitor activity against the Home Condition Report Register to ensure adherence to the published standards and consistency of use across the industry. For the avoidance of doubt, this is separate to any Home Inspector Quality Assurance activity carried out on behalf of a Certification Scheme which shall not be the Operator's responsibility.
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IT Governance. The operational aspects include: • Ensuring chains of responsibility, authority, and communication are in place and being utilised correctly; and • Ensuring measurement, policy, standards, and control mechanisms are in place to enable people to carry out their roles and responsibilities.
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