Processes Adaptation under COBIT V5 Reference Framework for Health Sector PYMES

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Alarcon T, Cristina [1 ]
Cantillo M, Lilis J. [1 ]
Castillo T, Wilson [1 ]
Maria Lopez-Sevillano, Alexandra [1 ]
Nancy Diaz-Piraquive, Flor [1 ]
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[1] Univ Catolica Columbia, Bogota, Colombia
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Goals cascade; COBIT; best practices; Missionary Processes; Pyme (small and medium enterprises); TI;
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TP18 [人工智能理论];
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081104 ; 0812 ; 0835 ; 1405 ;
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The content of this article is the analysis of missionary processes of a chosen company for research, with the aim of reviewing its performance on information systems. The purpose of the project is to adjust the COBIT v5 reference model, based on a goals cascade, so that they focus on their own TI areas' processes, from Small and Medium Enterprises (PYME) of the health sector, reviewing the actual status of PYME taken as a study case, identifying processes, applicable tools and controls, and prioritizing these processes within the government framework. All this, in order to have PYMES of the health sector own a government model available, to allow them the development of actions, focused towards a continuous improvement of the organization, validating procedures for internal processes, and being aligned with the business corporate purpose, and/or making an internal auditing of TI, based on best practices with support and recognition, allowing an appropriate use of technology in the business processes.
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