An Investigation of The Vulnerability of Information Technology Governance (ITG) Models And Multi-Stakeholder Security Governance Scaling (MSGS) Correlates that Supports Decision-Makers Scalability Mechanism for the Successful Implementation of ITG Within UK's SME Aviation

Ademola, E. O. (2020) An Investigation of The Vulnerability of Information Technology Governance (ITG) Models And Multi-Stakeholder Security Governance Scaling (MSGS) Correlates that Supports Decision-Makers Scalability Mechanism for the Successful Implementation of ITG Within UK's SME Aviation. Social Informatics, 6 (1). pp. 1-12.

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Abstract

Primarily, our focus on secondary data obtainable from journal articles and a futurelearn.com study platform will be used to collect data on SME decision-makers. Data will also be raised on stakeholder views considering the obstacles to the implementation of ITG by SMEs. Such an opportunity will provide a basis for future research on why SMEs are becoming involved in the application of ITG models. Further information on how such could help in the successful implementation of ITG by SMEs will be explored/evaluated. Subsequently, this includes theorising scaling in ITG to determine the correlation between ITG and MSGS. Similarly, a fuller insight becomes achievable by the researcher on the implementable ITG; whereby the strategy is compared to the theory in practice. The findings remain a contribution to knowledge. This section – Research Methods will give the subtleties of the optional information procedure embraced to address the examination issues recognised above, together with the methods for gathering information for the investigation, including the interpretation and the examination of the data received. The paper concludes by highlighting the constraints with the choice of secondary data strategy and its usage.

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