IT in Control

Summary for IT in Control (Master Accountancy & Controllingen). - Romney, M.B.; Steinbart, P.J. (2015). Accounting Information Systems, Global Edition, 13th Edition (or higher) -> chapter 4 8 tm 13 Selig, G.J. (2015). Implementing Effective IT Governance and IT -> chapter 1 tm 3 6 7 9

Extensive summary of the course IT in Control. This document includes extensive notes on the screencasts and summarized papers, excluding one, which I think was only relevant for the group assignment. Document primarily written in English. Some dutch comments may be there though.

Summary of the various papers which were part of the ITIC - IT in control course of the MSC master accountancy in 2019/2020

Partial summary of the book Implementing Effective IT Governance and IT Management which was part of the ITIC, IT in control course of the master accountancy in 2019/2020

Partial summary of the book accounting information system of romney and steinbart consisting of the chapters 5,7,8,9,10,11 which is part of the ITIC - It in control course

Onderdelen van alle lessen die gevolgd zijn, inclusief screencasts. Alleen eerste pagina's nederlands, rest voornamelijk engels.

Engelse samenvatting van alle papers IT in Control (master A&C), zie inhoudsopgave voor de inhoud. Samenvattingen zijn in het Engels. 1. Strategic alignment: Leveraging information technology for transforming organizations (Henderson, Venkatraman, 1999) 2. The dynamics of alignment: Insights from a punctuated equilibrium model (Sabherwal, Hirschheim, Goles, 2001) 3. The importance of the CobiT framework IT processes for effective internal control over financial reporting in organizations: A...

Summary of "Implementing Effective IT Governance and IT Management" from Selig (2nd edition). Chapters: 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9. NOTE: this summary is made based on the lectures / screencasts of the course IT in Control (master Accountancy at the RUG in Groningen). As a result, not all the information contained in the chapters is discussed in the summary, but only the points that are important according to the lectures / screencasts..