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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
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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 4 Project SummaryTechnology: Software that manages how companies interact with their customersGoals: Provide metrics and historical trend data to customers and partners; analyze
A company’s chief executive and its head of technology have different roles but a common goal: innovations to help their business grow. Albertson’s CEO Larry
Project No 5Project SummaryTechnology: Systems that watch for and block unusual network or server activity that could indicate a security threatGoals: Protect critical information systems
David Astar, the chief operating officer of Uniprise, the unit of UnitedHealth Group responsible for most of the health-care giant’s information-technology operations, likes to have
Project Average planned spending in 2005* Median planned spending in 2005* No. of companies % of respondents 1 Application Integration $12,130,000 $600,000 195 15.4% 2
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
Most initiatives are judged by a basic standard: Do they save money? Using more sophisticated metrics, like internal rate of return, is less common—and 24%
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