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IT-Business Articles, Tutorials & Webcasts
Business Case
Show IT’s Not a Gimmick
Proving to business leaders that new technology is not just a gimmick.
At TechRepublic.com
How to Make Your Best Case
A strong business case is critical for effective IT decision-making,
and having one is more important than
ever with the increased scrutiny
on IT project selection. At CIO.com.au
Make
Your Best Business Case
Successful government project proposals do more than comply with
request and procurement procedures.
They persuade budget analysts that the
proposal is a sound investment.
At FedTechMagazine.com
Focus On The Process
IT managers and vendors have to deliver better business processes, not
just better technology. The
importance of changing business processes
to get full value out of IT investments is a concept that's been
floating around for years. At InformationWeek.com
5 Tips for Better Business Cases
But many agency officials could still use some coaching on how to
prepare the yearly justifications and
spending plans they must submit
to OMB officials each September. Government-oriented – worth reading
for all. At FCW.com
Don't Ignore the Intangibles
Even benefits that are hard to quantify can be an important part of a
successful business case.
At CIO.com.au
Forging Innovation From Disruption
Disruptive-innovation theory suggests relatively simple,
straight-forward technological solutions can trump
powerful incumbents.
The trick now is separating the true conceptual gems from the merely
different ideas.
At InformationWeek.com
Plugging Leaky Business Cases
An airtight business case is an important step toward ensuring the IT
project payoff. At CIO.com
IT's Fiscal Squeeze
The Odyssey Project reveals CIOs' willingness to make the most of
affordable-IT mandates.
At InformationWeek.com
ROI's Secret Ingredient
Numbers aren't everything. Don't underestimate the importance of
weaving a good story into
your business case. At CIO.com
Real Value - Make It Clear
Sometimes your business case stories fall on the deaf ears of
executives who don't understand IT value.
Here's how to ensure your
project requests won't be rejected. At CIO.com