C. senior management.
Senior management, including the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and other top executives, typically hold the primary responsibility for establishing performance measurements within an organization's IT governance framework. They define key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics that align with the organization's strategic objectives and IT goals. Senior management ensures that these measurements are meaningful, relevant, and effectively track the performance of IT initiatives and investments in meeting business needs and delivering value.
The answer is C. senior management.
IT governance is the set of processes and structures that ensure that an organization's IT assets are aligned with its business objectives. Senior management is responsible for establishing the overall IT governance framework, and this includes establishing performance measurements.
The board of directors is responsible for oversight of IT governance, but they typically delegate the responsibility for establishing performance measurements to senior management. The IT architecture review board and enterprise risk management (ERM) are also involved in IT governance, but they do not have the primary responsibility for establishing performance measurements.
Think again should be A as the GGEIT review manual stated it is Board role to distinguish key drivers of performance
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