PECB ISO/IEC 38500 Foundation Exam Practice & IT Governance Study Guide case studies
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The PECB Certified ISO/IEC 38500 Foundation certificate is an entry-level credential in the governance of IT. The course behind it introduces the core principles, model and framework of governance of IT as set out in ISO/IEC 38500:2024, and shows how organizations govern their use of IT, digital capabilities and data in a responsible, effective and ethical way. The PECB ISO/IEC 38500 Foundation Exam Practice & IT Governance Study Guide case studies are 5 cases and about 2,503 words.
1The Board Bypass on a Cloud ERP and Loyalty Platform
Northwind Retail Group operates 420 stores and a loyalty program with 3.8 million active members. At the March board meeting, the CIO presents a proposed five-year, €18 million contract for a cloud ERP and loyalty platform.
504 words, about 3 min2Shadow Clinical App and Patient Images on Personal Devices
Metro Regional Health employs 6,200 staff across three hospitals. A clinical department used its own €40,000 operating budget to subscribe to a patient-photo messaging app so physicians could share wound images with specialists.
476 words, about 2 min3Legacy Permits System: Replace or Stabilize Under a Budget Freeze
State Infrastructure Agency runs a 14-year-old permits system used by 5,000 staff and 40,000 external applicants. Annual run-and-maintain cost is €22 million, of which 62% is vendor support; the system has had four unplanned outages in six months.
445 words, about 2 min4Automation, Workforce Impact, and the Board’s Human Behaviour Duty
Atlas Components manufactures automotive parts at three plants and employs 1,200 people. The CEO proposes a €7 million, 18-month program to deploy collaborative robots and an AI scheduling system.
490 words, about 2 min5Outsourced Payments Platform, Green SLA, and Regulatory Oversight
Meridian Bank outsources its core payments platform to a managed service provider under a contract that auto-renews in 90 days. The SLA promises 99.9% monthly availability; the bank’s board dashboard has shown green for 11 consecutive months.
588 words, about 3 min