Resource Centre

Good Governance Guide — Risk Velocity

It is good governance to be aware of risk velocity and to consider its relevance and application to your organisation.

Good Governance Guide — Data as an asset

Data is a key strategic asset and the currency for the information economy. It is good governance for organisations to recognise the value and importance of data and to manage it as an asset.

Good Governance Guide — Issues to consider when constituting audit and risk committees

The board of directors is charged with oversight of the audit and risk management of the company. It is good governance for all entities to consider the manner in which audit and risk is managed within their organisation.

Good Governance Guide — Ethical Artificial Intelligence

Ethical behaviour is important for all organisations. It is therefore good governance for boards and senior management to demonstrate a commitment to the lawful, ethical and responsible use of AI in their organisation and the behaviour of their people in the deployment of AI.

Good Governance Guide — Generative AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a part of daily life and is embedded in many devices and applications currently in use in many organisations.

Good Governance Guide — Cloud Services

Cloud services are increasingly becoming an effective option for acquiring new or replacing existing IT services in modern organisations.

Good Governance Guide — Digital Trust

Digital trust refers to the level of confidence that stakeholders place in the organisations they interact with in the digital economy.

Good Governance Guide — The Company secretary: separation of roles

It is considered good governance for organisations to appoint separate persons as the chief executive officer (CEO) and the company secretary of the organisation. However, it is the practice for some organisations, particularly not-for-profits, to appoint the CEO as the company secretary.

Good Governance Guide — Risk governance

Those exercising authority and making decisions within an organisation exercise power to facilitate the strategic objectives of the organisation. Each entity is faced with a range of risks that it needs to identify and manage in order to achieve strategic objectives.

Good Governance Guide — Governance issues to consider when dealing with flexible working arrangements

Good Governance Guide — Ethics in the public sector

The public sector is governed by a plethora of prescribed requirements, including those stemming from legislation, government directives and policies, and internal policies and standards.