Systems & Applications Development and Operations Policy

Systems & Applications Development and Operations Policy

The purpose of the Systems & Applications Development and Operations Policy is to set the principles used in the acquisition, the development and the implementation of the Company information assets. This policy addresses IT asset development and maintenance conducted either by Company personnel or by external partners.

CONTENT

1. OVERVIEW
1.1 PROCEDURE OWNER
1.2 CLASSIFICATION
1.3 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
1.4 RELATED [COMPANY] NORMS AND PROCEDURES
1.5 OBJECTIVES
1.6 AUDIENCE AND SCOPE
1.7 DOCUMENT SUPPORT
2. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS
3. POLICY
3.1 GENERAL ISSUES ON ACQUISITION / DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS
3.2 ACQUISITION / DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS
3.3 INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN PRINCIPLES
3.4 SOURCE CODE
3.5 INFORMATION SYSTEMS TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE
3.6 INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSTALLATION
3.7 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANUALS
3.8 INFORMATION SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
3.9 INFORMATION SYSTEMS DECOMMISSIONING
3.10 THIRD PARTIES MANAGEMENT
4. EXCEPTIONS
5. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
5.1 DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS AGAINST PROCEDURE VIOLATION
5.2 DOCUMENT REVISION

Pages: 24

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