The stakeholders responsible for creating or updating EGIT objectives following the completion of the

first iteration of an EGIT program implementation life cycle are the CIO and business executives. They

have the strategic oversight and authority to set and adjust objectives based on the initial outcomes

and evolving business needs.

The CIO and business executives play a critical role in ensuring that the EGIT (Enterprise Governance

of Information and Technology) objectives are aligned with business strategy and goals. After the first

iteration, their involvement is crucial to review progress, adjust objectives, and ensure continued

alignment with enterprise priorities.

COBIT 2019 Framework Reference:

COBIT 2019 Implementation Guide, Chapter 7: Highlights the roles of senior management, including

the CIO and business executives, in setting and updating EGIT objectives.

COBIT 2019 Design Guide, Chapter 4: Emphasizes the importance of executive involvement in

governance system design and iterative improvement.

By engaging the CIO and business executives in this process, the enterprise ensures that EGIT

objectives remain relevant and aligned with overall business strategy.