ISACA CGEIT
ISACA's CGEIT validates expertise in enterprise IT governance, covering strategic alignment, resource optimization, benefits realization, and risk management. Designed for experienced leaders, this credential demonstrates the ability to align IT value with enterprise objectives and meet board-level governance expectations.
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Management uses the code below to measure resource utilization. Which governance question remains unanswered?
def utilization(requests, capacity):
return (requests / capacity) * 100
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