Em entrevista ao portal Efagundes.com Simone Alencar – Consultora de Governança do TI do Ministério do Planejamento, Orçamento e Gestão – prevê que as fortes tendências para os próximos anos serão: o modelo de gerenciamento de riscos de TI (Risk IT); modelo de negócios para segurança da informação (BMIS); aumento do uso de frameworks globais – a nova versão do Cobit 5.1, por exemplo, com diretrizes mais eficazes para o aprimoramento da governança de TI; foco nas competências profissionais; cloud computing, ou computação em nuvem, que se refere ao compartilhamento dos recursos de processamento e memória de servidores interligados por meio da Internet nas modalidades de nuvem privada e híbrida. [ Leia a entrevista completa ]
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Eduardo Fagundes
CEO da nMentors Engenharia · Ex-CIO AES Eletropaulo · Ex-Gerente de TI da Ford South America
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