Investing in Information Technology; Managing the Decision-Making Process

Authors:
Geoff Hogbin;David V. Thomas
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Investing in Information Technology; Managing the Decision-Making Process
Year:
1994

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From the Publisher:This book will be an invaluable guide for line managers and IT professionals who need to identify the value of IT and understand investment issues. Investing in Information Technology addresses the business issues with a logical approach, combines easy-to-implement with step-by-step methods, and can be referred to quickly through its self-contained sections.