CGEIT case studies

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CGEIT (Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT) is an ISACA credential aimed at professionals who set and oversee enterprise IT governance at the executive level rather than administer systems day to day. ISACA describes it as framework agnostic and as the only IT governance certification for the individual, and positions it for people who want to act as trusted advisors on strategic IT governance. The CGEIT case studies are 5 cases and about 4,154 words.

Meridian Group: Decision Rights in a Federated Conglomerate

Meridian Group is a diversified holding company with seven business units and 480 million in revenue. Consolidated IT spend is 62 million, but 38% sits in business-unit budgets outside the CIO's control.

813 words, about 4 min 2

Northvale Health System: Resourcing a Clinical Platform Migration

Northvale Health System operates four hospitals and a network of outpatient clinics. Its electronic health record platform reaches vendor end-of-support in 20 months, and the replacement is a clinical transformation, not a software upgrade.

822 words, about 4 min 3

Coastal Freight: Benefits Realization on a Route-Optimization Platform

Coastal Freight spent 14 million on a route-optimization and dispatch platform intended to cut fuel and driver overtime. The approved business case projected 5.8 million in annual savings from the third year, with a benefits owner listed as the CIO.

804 words, about 4 min 4

Arcturus Manufacturing: Cyber Risk Appetite Across IT and OT

Arcturus Manufacturing runs 14 plants. Operational technology on the plant floor is separated from corporate IT by a single firewall, and remote vendor access is permitted through a shared jump host with generic credentials.

863 words, about 4 min 5

Helios Mutual and Cedar Assurance: Governing Post-Merger Synergies

Helios Mutual and Cedar Assurance completed a merger eight months ago. The combined insurer runs two policy administration systems, employs 1,400 people, and committed to a 40 million annual synergy target by the end of year three to justify the deal premium.

852 words, about 4 min