<![CDATA[Digital transformation is crucial for an institution so it requires the support of good technology governance, so that all operations can run effectively. STMIK Pontianak is a university that wants to carry out digital transformation, addressing the problems of unintegrated information systems, limited infrastructure capacity, suboptimal system change control, and immature knowledge documentation. The purpose of this study is to illuminate the maturity level of IT infrastructure governance using the COBIT 2019 framework, then the results are explained again using the MCDM method, namely AHP, and the results of the AHP will be used to create a digital transformation roadmap, which is used as a guide so that STMIK Pontianak can carry out digital transformation in a directed manner. This study uses a descriptive approach, and from the results of the initial analysis and based on initial data received from interviews and questionnaires, as well as identification of design factors, the capability level of STMIK Pontianak is at level 1.57, which is included in the repeatable stage. The processes with the lowest capabilities consist of BAI04 Managing Availability and Capacity, BAI06 Managing Change, and BAI08 Managing Knowledge. The AHP analysis indicates that the main focus for improvement is BAI04 with a weighting value of 0.521, followed by BAI06 with a weighting value of 0.312 and BAI08 with a weighting value of 0.167. Based on these findings, the digital transformation plan is structured in three phases: a short phase to increase infrastructure capacity, a medium phase to control change and system integration, and a long phase for knowledge management and continuous improvement. This study proves that the use of a combination of COBIT 2019 and AHP can be an effective strategic foundation to support digital transformation in higher education institutions. ]]>
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