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COBIT 5 Implementation

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24 hours – On-site or Virtual with live certified trainer

The COBIT 5 Implementation course is a complete guide to the implementation lifecycle of the enterprise IT governance framework. It presents in detail each one of the phases of the implementation cycle, and guides the participant to enable him/her to collaborate in the introduction of IT governance to his/her organization.

  • Official accredited student material
  • Based on a scenario
  • Practical exercises
  • Simulation exam
  • Course completion diploma
  • Official certification exam from ISACA
  • 20 PDUs
    Course details
  1. What will I achieve?
  2. Who is this course for?
  3. What are the exam characteristics?
  4. What are the course contents?
  5. Payment methods

What will I achieve?

  • Learn the activities to be taken during each one of the COBIT 5 implementation lifecycle stages.
  • Learn the inputs and outputs of each phase, as well as the challenges and critical factors to succeed with the implementation initiative.
  • Apply the COBIT 5 good practice continual improvement lifecycle approach to governance of enterprise IT.
  • Tailor COBIT 5 to suit the needs of a specific enterprise.
  • Obtain the COBIT 5 Implementation certification.

Who is this course for?

  • Consultants who want to learn how to implement, or use COBIT 5 for different scenarios for a client initiative.
  • IT practitioners who want practitioner-level training and an appreciation of how to use COBIT 5 for different organizational scenarios.
  • Business managers who want to have a more practical appreciation of how to apply COBIT 5 to specific business problems, pain points, trigger events and risk scenarios.

What are the exam characteristics?

  • Time allocated: 150 minutes
  • Number of questions: 8, each divided in 10 lines of questions of different type
  • Passing score: 50% (40 correct answers)
  • Format: Online or Paper; closed-book
  • Prerequisites: Holding the COBIT 5 Foundation certificate (certificate must be presented as evidence for exam registration). At least 5 hours of personal study during the course are recommended. It is also recommended that the participant acquires the “COBIT 5 Implementation Guide", prior to the course start (available at http://www.isaca.org/COBIT/Pages/COBIT-5-Implementation-product-page.aspx).
When will I know my exam results?

When the exam is paper-based, the results will be notified to the participant afterwards through email. When it is web-based, the participant will get the results immediately after finishing the exam.

What happens if I fail the exam?

The participant who fails the exam may take it again any times at extra cost. No time window between exams is required.

What are the course contents?

  • 1 Positioning GEIT
    • 1.1 Basic Concepts of Governance of Enterprise IT (GEIT)
    • 1.2 Integration of COBIT 5 with other Frameworks, Standards and Good Practices
    • 1.3 COBIT 5 Principles and Enablers
  • 2 First Steps / Getting Started
    • 2.1 Create the Appropriate Environment
    • 2.2 Apply a Continual Improvement Lifecycle Approach
    • 2.3 Recognize Pain Points and Trigger Events
    • 2.4 Recognize Stakeholders' Roles and Requirements
  • 3 Initiate the Program – Phase 1
    • 3.1 Description and Objective of Phase 1
    • 3.2 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 1
    • 3.3 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 1
    • 3.4 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 1
    • 3.5 Program Management Tasks in Phase 1
    • 3.6 The Business Case
    • 3.7 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 1
    • 3.8 Challenges, their Root Causes and Success Factors in Phase 1
  • 4 Define Problems and Opportunities – Phases 2 and 3
    • 4.1 Description and Objective of Phase 2
    • 4.2 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 2
    • 4.3 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 2
    • 4.4 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 2
    • 4.5 Program Management Tasks in Phase 2
    • 4.6 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 2
    • 4.7 Description and Objective of Phase 3
    • 4.8 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 3
    • 4.9 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 3
    • 4.10 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 3
    • 4.11 Program Management Tasks in Phase 3
    • 4.12 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 3
    • 4.13 Challenges, their Root Causes and Success Factors in Phases 2 and 3
  • 5 Plan and Execute – Phases 4 and 5
    • 5.1 Description and Objective of Phase 4
    • 5.2 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 4
    • 5.3 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 4
    • 5.4 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 4
    • 5.5 Program Management Tasks in Phase 4
    • 5.6 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 4
    • 5.7 Challenges, their Root Causes and Success Factors in Phase 4
    • 5.8 Description and Objective of Phase 5
    • 5.9 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 5
    • 5.10 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 5
    • 5.11 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 5
    • 5.12 Program Management Tasks in Phase 5
    • 5.13 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 5
    • 5.14 Challenges, their Root Causes and Success Factors in Phase 5
  • 6 Realize the Benefits – Phases 6 and 7
    • 6.1 Description and Objective of Phase 6
    • 6.2 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 6
    • 6.3 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 6
    • 6.4 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 6
    • 6.5 Program Management Tasks in Phase 6
    • 6.6 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 6
    • 6.7 Description and Objective of Phase 7
    • 6.8 Roles and Key Activities in Phase 7
    • 6.9 Continual Improvement Tasks in Phase 7
    • 6.10 Change Enablement Tasks in Phase 7
    • 6.11 Program Management Tasks in Phase 7
    • 6.12 Inputs and Outputs in Phase 7
    • 6.13 Challenges, their Root Causes and Success Factors in Phases 6 and 7
  • 7 Exam Description
    • 7.1 Exam Format
    • 7.2 Tips for Answering the Exam
  • 8 Review, Evaluation and Examination
    • 8.1 General Review
    • 8.2 Sample Exam
    • 8.3 Sample Exam Review
    • 8.4 Course Evaluation
    • 8.5 Course Certificate
    • 8.6 Certification Exam

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