An analysis of information technology governance case study: Statistics Indonesia

Nowadays, IT support becomes crucial for an organization, either for National Statistics Office (NSO) which is available in almost every country to provide basic statistical information. UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) and UNSD (United Nation Statistics Division) on behalf of the international statistics community, releases four kinds of reference which have been updated on 2013 namely, Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM), Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM), Common Statistical Production Architecture (CSPA) and National Quality Assurance Framework (NQAF). Those steps are taken toward modernization of statistics production by means standardization between NSO and optimizing IT support. But the problem dealing with managing IT support called the silo culture is remained and it causes an impact on efficiency. On Analysis Document of Statistics Indonesia, it is described that currently applied IT management uses its own method of trial and error approach [1]. Thus it needs new reference of how IT will be managed and how the role of decision right related to IT management is arranged. COBIT 5 is chosen since it has been the latest framework for IT management and governance. While the preliminary concept of its collaboration with GSBPM, GSIM and NQAF is generated as the purpose of this research.