Requirements for IT governance in organizations experiencing decentralization

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Decentralization of organizations and subsequent change of their management and operation styles require changes in organization’s processes and heavily involve IT. Enterprise Architecture (EA) frameworks fit to primarily centralized organizational structures, and as such have shortcomings when used in decentralized organizations. We illustrate this idea on the example of one organization in the Higher Education sector that faces decentralization of its structure and has to adapt to it. Overcoming these challenges requires some new principles to be introduced and incorporated into the EA knowledge. In particular for IT governance, in this study we argue that peer-to-peer principles can offer more suitable governance over current EA frameworks as they are able to better align with decentralized components of an organizational structure.

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Zdravkovic, J., Rychkova, I., & Speckert, T. (2015). Requirements for IT governance in organizations experiencing decentralization. In Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing (Vol. 204, pp. 269–285). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19270-3_17

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