Review of Information Technology (IT) in Business Matrix

Aiman Kamran; Abdul Haleem  Subhani; Reamsha  Khan

doi:10.32350/icr.41.01

Aiman Kamran The University of Lahore, Pakistan
Abdul Haleem Subhani Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Reamsha Khan The University of Lahore, Pakistan

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32350/icr.41.01

Keywords: digital capital, effective measurements, information technology governance (ITG), strategic methods

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Significant research has been conducted to elaborate on Information Technology Governance (ITG). However, less has been covered to assess the empirical role of ITG concerning the business matrix, mainly consisting of two integral parts, that is, its description and effective measurements. In order to prescribe ITG and its effectiveness for organizations, the current study conducted systematic literature-based research to identify strategic methods and structures. These methods and structures may be helpful in understanding the combined comprehensive role of ITG for corporate effectiveness. To classify the role of IGT governance and international business in shaping a firm’s digital capital and asset strategies, this study highlights the necessity of IT-governed decisions for achieving positive returns. This study also demonstrates the connection between ITG and stakeholders' dependence on the digital market.

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