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Continual improvement of Enterprise Governance of Information and Technology (EGIT) is accomplished using a seven-phase implementation life cycle. The successful execution of these phases relies on establishing the responsibilities of each group of role players in the phase. These roles defined are generic. Not every role necessarily must exist as a specific function.
This matrix chart describes who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed (RACI) for key activities selected from the continual improvement (CI), change enablement (CE), and program management (PM) tasks, with corresponding cross-references. Activities covered in the RACI chart are the most important ones: those that produce deliverables or outputs to the next phase, have a milestone attached to them or are critical to the success of the overall initiative.
This matrix is not intended to be prescriptive. Rather, it constitutes a generic phase and task plan that should be adapted to suit a specific implementation.
The COBIT 2019 Phases are:
Phase 1: What are the drivers?
Phase 2: Where are we now?
Phase 3: Where do we want to be?
Phase 4: What needs to be done?
Phase 5: How do we get there?
Phase 6: Did we get there?
Phase 7: How do we keep the momentum going?
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Source: Best Practices in RACI, COBIT Excel: COBIT 2019 Implementation Phase RACI Matrix Excel (XLSX) Spreadsheet, EdmeadFlevy
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