The state of IT Governance in Moroccan Public Sector
Information Technology (IT) is today essential to provide effective and efficient services. This reality extends to the Public Sector. The use of IT became decisive for organizations in the Public Sector and IT Governance recognized as an organizational capacity of great importance for IT strategic alignment and the delivery of business through IT.
However, IT Governance requires different types of practices in the Public Sector. Our goal is to assess the IT Governance in organizations in the Moroccan Public Sector. Thus, the aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the current state of IT Governance practices in the Moroccan Public Sector. We are looking for the IT Governance mechanisms in place in terms of structures, processes, and relational mechanisms.
Keywords: IT Governance, Public Sector, survey, public value, Developing country, Morocco
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Naima Nakabi
is an IT Engineer graduated from INPT (2003) (National Institute of Posts and Telecommunications), and Ph.D. candidate at FST. Her research focuses on IT Governance and IT frameworks. She is a project engineer at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Kingdom of Morocco since 2004. His work has appeared in International Journal of Computer Science Issues.
Hatim Tadili
is a Ph.D. student in Cloud Computing in the Faculty of Science and Technology, Morocco. Currently working at the National Office of Electricity and Water as an IT infrastructure responsible. His main research interests are Cloud Computing, governmental technology, and public services. His work has appeared in International Journal of Computer Science Issues.
Alami Semaa
is a Ph.D. in the Hassan the first University, Faculty of Science and Technology in Settat, Morocco. He is a qualified professor in electrical engineering.
Naima Nakabi
is an IT Engineer graduated from INPT (2003) (National Institute of Posts and Telecommunications), and Ph.D. candidate at FST. Her research focuses on IT Governance and IT frameworks. She is a project engineer at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Kingdom of Morocco since 2004. His work has appeared in International Journal of Computer Science Issues.
Hatim Tadili
is a Ph.D. student in Cloud Computing in the Faculty of Science and Technology, Morocco. Currently working at the National Office of Electricity and Water as an IT infrastructure responsible. His main research interests are Cloud Computing, governmental technology, and public services. His work has appeared in International Journal of Computer Science Issues.
Alami Semaa
is a Ph.D. in the Hassan the first University, Faculty of Science and Technology in Settat, Morocco. He is a qualified professor in electrical engineering.
