<![CDATA[Information technology (IT) has become a strategic element across various sectors, supporting operational activities, service effectiveness, and organizational goals. However, poorly managed IT utilization can create various risks. Therefore, IT governance is essential to ensure that IT provides measurable value to organizations. COBIT 5 is a widely used framework for evaluating and improving IT governance comprehensively. This study employs a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method by analyzing eight scientific publications on COBIT 5 implementation published between 2020 and 2025. The analysis involved identification, selection, quality assessment, and synthesis of relevant studies. The results show that COBIT 5 implementation across various organizations still faces challenges, particularly in business process integration, clarity of roles and responsibilities, and maturity level measurement. Many organizations remain at maturity levels 1–3, indicating that IT processes are implemented but are not yet fully documented or optimally managed. This study provides an overview of IT governance practices across various sectors, identifies trends in the application of COBIT 5 domains, and presents recommendations for improving IT governance implementation in the future.]]>
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