May 2005 Online Extras
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Most initiatives are judged by a basic standard: Do they save money? Using more sophisticated metrics, like internal rate of return, is less commonand 24%
Project No 2Project SummaryTechnology: Software that analyzes business data to forecast trends and identify patternsGoals: Anticipate changes in demand; adjust pricing to market dynamics; deliver
When Choice Hotels International began using the Web in 1999 to steer its hotel owners toward preferred vendors of hotel supplies, it almost immediately eliminated
Your company’s most expensive technology project may not be its most critical one. According to Baseline‘s Top 5 Projects survey of 1,269 readers, application integration
Three-fourths of the respondents to Baseline’s 2005 survey on project spending are technology executives, and the rest are their counterparts on the business side. Nearly
Project No 1Project SummaryTechnology: Software that allows two or more information systems to exchange dataGoals: Speed up the time needed to complete business transactions; reduce
“Feedback, negative and positive, is the breakfast of champions.” The quote comes from Jerry Bell, a professor of business at the University of North Carolina.
What’s new in 2005? Projects that revolve around old information systems. According to Baseline‘s survey of 1,270 readers, most organizations this year are writing their