Maturity Values Research Articles

Governance maturity and public value creation in public higher education institutions: the case of Brazilian universities

Resumo Este estudo analisa a relação entre o nível de governança e a geração de valor nas universidades federais (UFs) do Brasil para o ano de 2018. O estudo contempla 56 UFs e é caracterizado como descritiva, documental e quantitativa. O alcance do objetivo estabelecido deu-se em três momentos. No primeiro, efetuou-se a mensuração do valor público de cada UFs. A proxy utilizada para mensurar o valor público foi a eficiência, obtida por meio da metodologia Data Envelopment Analysis. No segundo momento apresentou-se os estágios de governança por cada instituição e por fim, no terceiro momento discutiu-se a relação entre a nível de governança e a geração de valor público, pela correlação de Pearson. Foi encontrada uma relação positiva entre a eficiência e o nível de governança. A relação positiva encontrada mostrou a importância de fortalecer os mecanismos de governança pública nas instituições de ensino superior, reforçando seu compromisso com a produção de conhecimento e com a qualidade de suas ações, legitimando seu papel na sociedade. O presente estudo inova entre as publicações da literatura por ser a primeira investigação que visa analisar e confirmar a relação entre os dois construtos: nível de governança e valor público, essenciais para a gestão das instituições públicas, principalmente em um ambiente de austeridade fiscal. Espera-se que o estudo apoie os gestores das UFs a entenderem a relação da eficiência na aplicação de recursos públicos e os níveis de governança, com vista a maximização do valor da instituição.

PENGUKURAN KINERJA SUPPLY CHAIN CUMI-CUMI DI PPS NIZAM ZACHMAN BERDASARKAN MODEL MATURITY MENGGUNAKAN METODE SCOR

The supply chain system is an important factor in the commodity process or an effective and efficient logistics system. In the field of the fishing industry, the supply chain system greatly influences the process of activity flow starting from fish availability, productivity, fish quality assurance to distribution to consumers. Effective and efficient supply chain system management will have a huge impact on the commodities of the national fishing industry. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to measure the performance of the supply chain management system based on the level of maturity so that it can be a benchmark as an improvement in the future. The approach method used in this study is to use the concept of the Supply Chain Operation Reference (SCOR) model which is collaborated with key performance indicators (KPI) and analytical hierarchy processes (AHP) to produce the maturity value of supply chain performance. This research uses a descriptive method by making observations, distributing instruments in the form of questionnaires, interviews and literature studies in its preparation. The results of the study obtained a level of supply chain performance in PPSNZJ obtained a final value of 84.38 by entering the Good performance category based on the SCOR method and the supply chain maturity level obtained a maturity level of 4.3 on a scale of 0-5 withmanaged and measurable conditions. Efforts to measure supply chain performance are carried out to realize the improvement of supply chain performance in the national fishing industry which is integrated with suppliers, fishermen, companies, stakeholders and consumers

Microablative fractional radiofrequency for sexual dysfunction and vaginal Trophism: A randomized clinical trial

ObjectivesTo evaluate Microablative Fractional Radiofrequency (MAFRF) as a possible option in treating vaginal atrophy. MethodsThis was a randomized, controlled clinical trial with postmenopausal women diagnosed with vaginal atrophy. The treatment consisted of three sessions of MAFRF, compared to vaginal estrogen administration and an untreated control group. Assessments occurred at baseline and 90 days. The primary endpoints were sexual function, evaluated by the Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI), and vaginal health, assessed by the Vaginal Health Index (VHI). Secondary outcomes included vaginal microbiota composition (Nugent score) and epithelial cell maturation (Maturation Value ‒ MV). ResultsOne hundred and twenty women (40 in each group) were included. Concerning the FSFI, both groups, MAFRF (median 4.8 [3.6‒6.0]) and vaginal estrogen (mean 4.7 ± 1.1), experienced improved sexual desire when compared to the control group (median 3.6 [2.4‒4.8]). Regarding the total score of VHI, the authors observed an improvement in the mean of the MAFRF (23.7 ± 2.0) and vaginal estrogen groups (23.5 ± 1.9) when compared to the control (14.8 ± 2.9). The Nugent score was reduced in the MAFRF and estrogen groups (p < 0.01) compared to the control group. Lastly, the MV was modified after treatment with MAFRF (p < 0.01) and vaginal estrogen (p < 0.001). No differences existed between the MAFRF and vaginal estrogen groups in the studied variables. No adverse effects were reported following the MAFRF protocol. ConclusionsRadiofrequency was comparable in efficacy to estrogen administration for treating vulvovaginal atrophy. It deserves consideration as a viable option in managing this condition.

Information Technology Governance Awareness: A Proposed Formula for Assessment

This article aims to provide a proposed formula that can be used to measure the level of success in the practice of Information Technology Governance. To obtain this formulation, in-depth surveys and interviews involving several experts are needed. The calculation results show that organization G has an awareness value of 93 (good) with a maturity value of 3.13. On the other hand, organization E has an awareness value of 70 (medium) with a maturity value of 2.60. This proposed formula can be used as an alternative way to determine the level of success of an organization in the practice of Information Technology Governance by knowing the level of awareness. So far, to determine the level of success in implementing IT Governance practices in an organization, the method used is to calculate the maturity level that refers to COBIT best practices, which only focus on objects but do not focus on subjects (stakeholders) in the organization.&#x0D;

Tomato Maturity Estimation Using Deep Neural Network

In this study, we propose a tomato maturity estimation approach based on a deep neural network. Tomato images were obtained using an RGB camera installed on a monitoring robot and samples were cropped to generate a dataset with which to train the classification model. The classification model is trained using cross-entropy loss and mean–variance loss, which can implicitly provide label distribution knowledge. For continuous maturity estimation in the test stage, the output probability distribution of four maturity classes is calculated as an expected (normalized) value. Our results demonstrate that the F1 score was approximately 0.91 on average, with a range of 0.85–0.97. Furthermore, comparison with the hue value—which is correlated with tomato growth—showed no significant differences between estimated maturity and hue values, except in the pink stage. From the overall results, we found that our approach can not only classify the discrete maturation stages of tomatoes but can also continuously estimate their maturity. Furthermore, it is expected that with higher accuracy data labeling, more precise classification and higher accuracy may be achieved.

MAKNA TRADISI MACCELLECCELLENG DALAM PERKAWINAN ADAT BUGIS DI DESA PADANG LAMPE KECAMATAN MA’RANG KABUPATEN PANGKEP

This study emphasizes the activities of the traditional marriage process in the Buginesse community in Padang Lampe Village, Pangkep Regency, and South Sulawesi which still tends to prioritize material values as a necessity. The purpose of this research is to find out the process of Macellengcelleng Tradition and the meaning of this tradition. This research used a qualitative methodology with a symbolic interactional approach. The data findings were analyzed through three stages, namely Data Reduction, Data Presentation, and Conclusion Drawing. The study found two important things, namely (1) this tradition pays great attention to dialogic activities to reach a consensus or agreement. (2) this tradition builds an awareness that the material equipment prepared does not only describe a hedonistic lifestyle, but also perseverance, discipline, gratitude, happiness, prosperity, self-esteem, sustenance, and the responsibility of the prospective husband as head of the household. Thus, this tradition teaches a maturity in behavior and relationships with others that can be seen through the practice of communication and responsibility from a man to the woman he wants to marry. In other words, the local wisdom of Macellengcelleng is a form of civilization that we know as Maturity Value.

Study on Information Quality of Online Shopping Reviews

Online shopping reviews allow the buyers to exchange reviews and experiences for all to see. It has important value in rising sales and retaining customers for e-commerce platforms and the venders to estimate reviews’ information quality. Focus on the incidence relation between online reviews and sales volume, this study collects shopping reviews from eight stores on Taobao and the sales volume of each store, so as to develop an indicator configuration of influencing factors for online reviews. The study takes regression analysis to identify the causation between indicators and sales volume by R language, then determines the indicator weight by AHP method. The maturity evaluation value is determined by fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method (FCE). By comparing two venders’ maturity value, the results show that there is a positive relationship between online reviews quality and sales volume. That is, the higher the maturity score of online reviews quality, the higher the sales volume.

Maturity and Value of Big Data in the Telecommunications Sector in the Republic of Yemen from the Prospective of Information Technology Professionals

Big Data (BD) is considered as the most powerful currency and the main driver behind most current technologies such as block chain, the internet of things, and artificial intelligence. The maturity level of a company determines the level of successfulness in BD of that company. There is a big impact of BD in the telecommunications industry since it contributes heavily in: optimizing network services and usages, improving security, and enhancing customer service and experience. This study assesses the perceptions held by information technology professionals regarding the maturity and value of BD in the telecommunications sector in The Republic of Yemen. The questionnaire was developed, validity tests were conducted (virtual, discriminatory, formative, and subjective) and a reliability test was conducted on it to ensure its ability to measure the reality of information technology Professionals' perceptions regarding the maturity and value of big data. The study population consisted of (213) Professionals in Information Technology Professionals in the Telecommunications Sector in the Republic of Yemen. The sample was selected using the comprehensive enumeration method, and the analysis was done on all telecommunications companies in Yemen, which consists of 6 companies. The study shows the results, the most important of which is a statistically significant effect between BD maturity and BD value in the telecommunications sector in the Republic of Yemen with a percentage (59.6%).

Impact of Implementation of Information Security Risk Management and Security Controls on Cyber Security Maturity (A Case Study at Data Management Applications of XYZ Institute)

Information security is an important concern for governments and industry due to the increase in cyber attacks during Covid-19. The government is obliged to maintain information security in implementing an Electronic-Based Government System following Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 95 of 2018. To overcome this problem, the XYZ Institute needs an approach to implementing information security risk management and information security controls. This study aims to risk identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation, risk treatment, risk acceptance, risk control, and analysis of cyber security maturity gaps in the domain of governance, identification, protection, detection, and response. ISO/IEC 27005:2018 as guidance for conducting risk assessments. The code of practice for information security control uses the ISO/IEC 27002:2013 standard and assessing maturity using the cyber security maturity model version 1.10 developed by the National Cyber and Crypto Agency of the Republic of Indonesia. The results show that the cyber maturity value increased from 3.19 to 4.06 after implementing 12 new security controls.

Сравнение результатов использования хронологического и скелетного (биологического) возрастов как группирующих факторов в межпопуляционных морфологических исследованиях детей и подростков

Introduction. In anthropological and medical practice, in most cases, the method of grouping individuals by chronological age is used in comparative age studies. A number of authors spoke about the need for a different approach to children of the same calendar age and taking into account the level of their morphophysiological development. [Deryabin, 2004]. In this paper, the comparison of age morphological characteristics in the studied groups was carried out using both chronological and biological (skeletal) ages as grouping factors. Materials and methods. Comparative studies were conducted in the combined group of Khalkha Mongols, Turkmens of G. Chardjev, Bashkirs of Beloretsky and Abzelilovsky districts and Chuvash of Yadrin district. The age range of the examined was 7-17 years. The Tanner-Whitehouse method (TW-2) was used to determine individual values of skeletal maturity. The following features were included and analyzed in the analysis: body length, body weight, leg length, shoulder and pelvic diameters, chest girth, the size of the average fat fold, the size of the epiphyses of the forearm and thigh. The body mass index, as well as the chest index and body surface area were calculated. All anthropometric studies were carried out according to a unified methodology within the framework of the standard program adopted at the Moscow State University Research Institute of Anthropology [Bunak, 1941]. Mathematical processing of the data used was carried out using computer programs "Statistica" (versions 5-10) (StatSoft, USA) and "Microsoft Excel". Results and discussion. Estimates of the temporal variability of skeletal age relative to chronological age were carried out in each of the presented groups. The changes in the rates of ontogenesis in different periods of maturation, differing in magnitude, orientation, time of onset and intensity, have been established. Sex differences were found for a number of morphological features when comparing samples by chronological and skeletal ages as grouping factors. It is shown that the main differences between the compared groups by morphological characteristics are associated with the rate of maturation of children and adolescents, as well as the presence of adaptive characteristics formed under the influence of climatic and geographical environmental factors. Conclusion. The use of biological age as a grouping factor is desirable and necessary for an adequate comparison of groups with different rates of ontogenesis and acceleration of development, changing under the influence of environmental factors.

Bioremediation of hydrocarbon contaminated soil using local organic materials and earthworms

Bioremediation technologies have demonstrated significant success on biological quality recovery of hydrocarbon contaminated soils, employing techniques among which composting and vermiremediation stand out. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of these processes to remediate diesel-contaminated soil, employing local organic materials and earthworms. During the initial composting stage (75 days), the substrate was made up using contaminated soil, lombricompost, rice hulls and wheat stubbles (60:20:15:5% w/w). Diesel concentration in the contaminated substrate was about 5 g kg−1, equivalent to a Total Petroleum Hidrocarbons (TPH) experimental concentration of 3425 ± 50 mg kg−1. During the later vermiremediation stage (60 days), the earthworm species Eisenia fetida and Amynthas morrisi were evaluated for their hydrocarbon degradation capacity. Physicochemical and biological assays were measured at different times of each stage and ecotoxicity assays were performed at the end of the experiments. TPH concentration reduced 10.91% after composting and from 45.2 to 60.81% in the different treatments after vermiremediation. Compared with TPH degradation in the treatment without earthworms (16.05%), results indicate that earthworms, along with indigenous microorganisms, accelerate the remediation process. Vermiremediation treatments did not present phytotoxicity and reflected high substrate maturity values (>80% Germination Index) although toxic effects were observed due to E. fetida and A morrisi exposure to diesel. Vermiremediation was an efficient technology for the recovery of substrate biological quality after diesel contamination in a short period. The addition of organic materials and suitable food sources aided earthworm subsistence, promoted the decontamination process and improved the substrate quality for future productive applications.

Determination of cooking state of a Chinese traditional fish dish (Suantangyu) and flavor characterization by modeling, sensory evaluation, and instrumental analysis

Traditional Suantangyu (STY) is made by cooking fish in the fermented sour soup and has a distinctive flavor. To determine the doneness and analyze the flavor and volatile compounds in cooking STY for reasonable manufacturing guidance, the maturity value model, sensory evaluation, E-nose, E-tongue, and HS-SPME–GC–MS were employed in this paper. Results indicated that the maturity state (MyS) and optimal flavor state (OFS) were obtained by cooking STY 1.89 min at 50°C and 15 min at 80°C, respectively. Differences in the flavor of different cooking states of STY were found via principal component analysis (PCA) of E-nose and E-tongue. Moreover, the strongest sourness and saltness and the lowest astringency and bitterness were detected in OFS. Fifty-seven volatiles were identified in STY via HS-SPME–GC–MS. The most abundant volatiles were detected in OFS, particularly alcohols, esters, and aldehydes. Nonanal, octanal, eucalyptol, linalool, and ethyl acetate with high relative odor contribution (ROC) were the key odor-active compounds in STY. This work could offer rational determination of doneness and deeper insight into flavor quality control during STY cooking. Novelty impact statement This work quantitatively determined the cooking doneness of Chinese traditional Suantangyu via integrating sensory evaluation and kinetics. The optimal flavor state of Suantangyu showed stronger aroma and taste attributes than the maturity state via analysis of E-nose, E-tongue, and HS-SPME-GC–MS. Finally, nonanal, octanal, eucalyptol, linalool, and ethyl acetate were the key odor-active compounds in Suantangyu.

Basin modelling and source rock characteristics of the Late Palaeoproterozoic Cuizhuang Formation in the Yuncheng sub‐basin, North China: Implications for hydrocarbon generation and expulsion history

The present investigation is the first to provide information on the formation, process and influence factors for hydrocarbon generation and expulsion potential of the Cuizhuang Formation source rock in the Yuncheng sub‐basin to decipher the reason why no commercial petroleum resources have been found so far. In this study, data from the Jitan‐1 well in the Yuncheng sub‐basin were applied for the Cuizhuang Formation source rock basin modelling and organic geochemical analyses to reconstruct the burial and thermal evolution history and reveal the timing and process of hydrocarbon generation and expulsion. The modelling results indicate that the peak palaeotemperature of the Cuizhuang Formation source rock reached ~205°C in the Middle Carboniferous (~327 Ma) at a maximum burial depth of ~4000 m, when rapid burial subsidence and thermal events played a significant role in increasing thermal maturity. The Cuizhuang Formation generated and expelled small amounts of hydrocarbons from the Early Ordovician until the Middle Carboniferous, starting with the primary kerogen cracking and conversion to oil from the Early to Middle Ordovician (~476–461 Ma), corresponding to the thermal maturity values of 0.55–0.70 %VRo and transformation ratio (TR) &lt;10%. The expulsion of most generated oil (0.70–1.30 %VRo, TR of 10%–90%) started from the Middle Ordovician to the Early Carboniferous (~461–351 Ma), before reaching the secondary cracking of the retained oil into gas (&gt;1.30 %VRo and TR of 90%–100%) from the Early to Middle Carboniferous (~351–327 Ma). Destruction of the initial formation of hydrocarbon reservoirs in the Yuncheng sub‐basin was primarily controlled by the Middle Carboniferous tectonic event with its major uplift‐erosion, resulting in the absence of potential hydrocarbon reservoirs in recent exploration activities in some parts of the Yuncheng sub‐basin.

Debt dynamics with fixed issuance costs

We investigate equilibrium debt dynamics for a firm that cannot commit to a future debt policy and is subject to a fixed restructuring cost. We formally characterize equilibria when the firm is not required to repurchase outstanding debt prior to issuing additional debt. For realistic values of issuance costs and debt maturity, the no-commitment policy generates tax benefits that are similar to those obtained by a benchmark policy with commitment. For positive but arbitrarily small issuance costs, there are maturities for which shareholders extract essentially the entire claim to cash-flows.

The Effectiveness of Career Information Services with CEV Media on Elementary School Students

This study aims to determine the understanding of career information services with CEV (Career Education Video) in elementary school students. This research method is an experimental design with a quasi-experimental type of Nonequivalent Control Group Design. The subject of this research is class VI. The instrument used is the student career information scale. The research stages are pretest, treatment, andposttest. The experimental class gets service with CEV Media, while in the control class it is conventional/lecture. The analysis of research data with parametric statistics using the independent sample t-test. The results of the study indicate that there is a difference in the average value of career maturity in the two groups. The difference that occurs is 5.10 with details of 104.23 in the control class and 109.13 in the experimental class. The results of the hypothesis test show that the results are significant. This studyconcludes that service delivery with CEV Media is effective in providing career information for elementary school students.

KEMATANGAN EMOSI DENGAN STRESS BELAJAR DARING PADA SISWA SMA DI SUKOHARJO

Covid-19 has spread to all countries in the world, including Indonesia. This spread affects all sectors, one of which is education. The impact that occurs in the education sector requires that every learning activity be carried out at home boldly. This change in learning patterns is thought to create stress on students, so good emotions are needed. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between emotions and the stress of learning to be brave in high school students in Sukoharjo. The subjects involved in this study were Sukoharjo High School students, totaling 268 students. The measuring instrument used is the maturity scale of Singh's theory (1990) and to measure stress the Depression Anxiety Stress Scales (DASS) is one of the commonly used measuring tools. Results Based on the analysis, the sign value was obtained. = 0.00, which means that there is a significant relationship between emotional maturity and stress (sign &lt; 0.05). In the analysis of the r value, the value of t count &gt; from t table (-0.552 &gt; 0.148) at a significance level of 1%, it can be interpreted that emotional maturity has a strong enough relationship with stress. The relationship between these two variables is negative, that is, increasing the emotional value, the lower the stress value.

Evaluation of the compatibility of C2, C3, and C4 fractal dimension values with hand-wrist and cervical vertebra maturation methods in determining skeletal maturation.

To examine the correlation between the fractal dimension (FD) values of cervical vertebrae (C2, C3, and C4) and hand-wrist maturation (HWM) and cervical vertebra maturation (CVM) methods. In addition, the correlation between the pubertal growth spurt (PGS) and FD values was examined. The lateral cephalometric and hand-wrist radiographs of 120 subjects (61 females and 59 males) aged 8-18 years with a mean age of 13 years, were evaluated retrospectively. The CVM stages were determined in accordance with Hassel-Farman's modification of Lamparski criteria. The HWM stages were determined in accordance with Björk and Grave-Brown criteria. Both HWM and CVM stages were divided into two according to PGS. Fractal analysis of cervical vertebrae was performed according to the White-Rudolph method. The relationships between HWM stages, CVM stages and other variables were evaluated by Spearman's rank-order correlation coefficient. The relationships between FD values, chronological age, and divided stages were evaluated by the Pearson correlation coefficient. The Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare the FD values of two divided stages. There were positive and statistically significant positive correlations between chronological age and both HWM and CVM stages. There was a positive and statistically significant correlation between CVM and HWM stages. In females and total, there were negative and statistically significant correlations between C4 FD values and divided HWM stages, and the differences between C4 FD values of divided HWM stages were also statistically significant. In total, there was a negative and statistically significant correlation between C4 FD values and divided CVM stages, and the difference between C4 FD values of divided CVM stages was also statistically significant. The negative correlations found between C4 FD values and divided HWM and CVM stages suggest the fractal analysis of cervical vertebrae, especially of C4, may be used as an objective tool for evaluating the PGS.

CALIBRATION AND VALIDATION OF CERES-SORGHUM CROP SIMULATION MODEL IN DSSATV 4.7

A study was conducted during rabi, 2016-17 and 2017-18 to calibrate and validate the CERESSorghummodel in DSSATv 4.7. The NRMSE (Normal Root Mean Square Error) values for simulations forphysiological maturity are 16.06 per cent, 19.7 per cent, 12.08 per cent and 14.3 per cent for Maldandi (V1),Phule Vasudha (V2), Phule Maulee (V3) and Phule Chitra (V4), respectively. The mean simulated grain yieldwas 37.4 (q/ha) against observed grain yield of 37.6 (q/ha) in case of V1. The mean observed grain yieldswere 44.7 and 44.3, 37 and 35.6, 45.2 and 41.8 (q/ha) in case of V2, V3 and V4, respectively. The NRMSE valuesfor simulations were 19.6%, 19.6%, 15.71% and 17.2% for V1, V2, V3 and V4, respectively. The mean simulatedstraw yield was 77.51 (q/ha) against observed yield of 91.0 (q/ha) case of V1. According to Loague and Green(1991) if NRMSE is between 10–20%, simulations are good and CERES- Sorghum model is good inpredicting the growth and yield of Sorghum. As the model is predicting the phenology and yield well,CERES-Sorghum model can be used for climate change impact studies.

Penerapan Framework Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Versi 3 pada Domain Service Operation untuk menganalisa Manajemen Layanan Teknologi Informasi

Information Technology (IT) in the era of the Industrial revolution 4.0 is increasingly developing and changing the way humans complete all work. Advances in technology have caused automation/computerization in business management to be fast. Computerization helps humans improve performance and save resources in the process of working on it. The use of IT really supports the objectives of government administration so that it must pay attention to the efficiency of resource use and risk management. ATR/ BPN Purbalingga as one of the government agencies has used the use of services through the use of the ATR / BPN Purbalingga website. The role of important websites in the organization includes ATR/BPN Purbalingga. ATR / BPN shows several problems such as tools in the website are lacking and there are often server downs. The purpose of this study is the analysis of IT service management on websites kkp2.atrbpn.go.id using the ITIL Framework V.3 domain service operation. The research data analysis method uses quantitative methods by using SPSS measuring instruments. ITIL model V.3 as a medium of analysis of questionnaire data and to obtain the results of the analysis of the level of maturity of IT service management. The results of this study are recommendations for the maturity level of IT service management of the ATR / BPN website for the progress of improving website performance. The result of the maturity value on the website kkp2.atrbpn.go.id on the subdomain service operation domain service management as a practice by obtaining an average of 3.97. Service operation principles with an average of 3.27. Service operation processes earned an average of 2.95. Common service operation with an average of 4. Organizing service operations with an average of 4.12. Service operation technology consideration with an average of 3.8. Implementing service operations with an average of 3.3. The average total obtained from all domain service operations is 3.1 at level 3 (defined) which means it is important to carry out basic processes and document each process and standardize in order to reach the expected level

Pengukuran Level Kapabilitas (Capability Level) Tata Kelola Teknologi Informasi Pada Koperasi Unit Desa Mino Saroyo Cilacap Menggunakan Cobit 5

Information Technology (IT) investment in the Village Unit Cooperative (KUD) environment is influenced by the importance of information needed by rural communities. IT is very necessary to help performance to be maximized, especially in the KUD environment. In an effort to improve performance, KUD invests IT in several business fields. However, once the invested IT is not fully used according to its business goals. IT management is still the responsibility of each business field. Therefore, the results achieved are not comparable to what was expected after the implementation of IT. From these problems, it is necessary to have an IT Governance audit in order to find out the maturity value of the IT that has been implemented. This study aims to measure the it maturity applied by the Mino Saroyo Cilacap KUD, so it is necessary to use an international standard framework, namely control objectives for information and related technology (COBIT) version 5. The results of measuring the maturity level of IT Governance kud are currently estimated to be at level 2. The maturity level of the KUD at level 2 means that the KUD management process already has formal and written standard procedures. However, KUD has not carried out socialization to all levels of management and employees to be obeyed and carried out daily activities. The recommendations from this study provide problem solving as a reference to the KUD for improvement from the TKTI side so that it goes hand in hand with organizational goals and as expected by stakeholders in predicting the optimal use of IT resources.