In the "Mandatory documents and records required by ISO 27001:2013" section on the iso27001standard website, a document called "Operating procedures for IT management" is mentioned. However, the associated control (A.12.1.1) simple says "Documented operating procedures: Operating procedures shall be documented and made available to all users who need them" and mentions nothing about "IT management", so I'm wondering where that term came from.
Answer: In section A.12.1 of ISO 27001 you'll find the following objective: "To ensure correct and secure operations of information processing facilities."; further, when you read each control in A.12 you'll see they are very IT oriented.
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