Using TELOS for the planning of the information system audit

International Conference on Applied Sciences 2017

Drljaca, D.P.^1 ; Latinovic, B.^2

Department of Europrojekt Centar, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina^1

Pan European University Banja Luka, Faculty of Information Technologies, Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina^2

关键词: Cost effective decision;    Decision makers;    Evidence-based;    Feasibility studies;    Research questions;    System audit;   

Others  :  https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1757-899X/294/1/012022/pdf
DOI  :  10.1088/1757-899X/294/1/012022

来源: IOP

【 摘 要 】

This paper intent is to analyse different aspects of information system audit and to synthesise them into the feasibility study report in order to facilitate decision making and planning of information system audit process. The TELOS methodology provides a comprehensive and holistic review for making feasibility study in general. This paper examines the use of TELOS in the identification of possible factors that may influence the decision on implementing information system audit. The research question relates to TELOS provision of sufficient information to decision makers to plan an information system audit. It was found that the TELOS methodology can be successfully applied in the process of approving and planning of information system audit. The five aspects of the feasibility study, if performed objectively, can provide sufficient information to decision makers to commission an information system audit, and also contribute better planning of the audit. Using TELOS methodology can assure evidence-based and cost-effective decision-making process and facilitate planning of the audit. The paper proposes an original approach, not examined until now. It is usual to use TELOS for different purposes and when there is a need for conveying of the feasibility study, but not in the planning of the information system audit. This gives originality to the paper and opens further research questions about evaluation of the feasibility study and possible research on comparative and complementary methodologies.