The COBIT Framework Comprises Five Principles and Seven Enablers

question 70

Essay

The COBIT framework comprises five principles and seven enablers.In your own words, explain the relationship between each principle and enabler paired below; the first one is done as an example.
a.Meeting stakeholder needs/People, skills and competencies.People inside and outside the organization are stakeholders.
b.Covering the enterprise end-to-end/Processes.
c.Applying a single integrated framework/Principles, policies and frameworks.
d.Enabling a holistic approach/Information.
e.Separating governance from management/Culture, ethics and behavior.
f.Meeting stakeholder needs/Processes.

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Definitions:

Buildings Account

An account in the financial statements that represents the value of a company's buildings as assets.

Unamortized Patent

The cost of a patent that has not yet been gradually written off as an expense over its useful life.

Adjustment Necessary

A modification or change required to correct or update financial records and statements to accurately reflect the financial status of an entity.

Equity Income

Refers to the income generated by an investor's share of profits from an equity investment, such as stocks or ownership interests in companies.