Applied Information Economics (AIE) is a method for quantifying the value of IT investments. This overview of AIE provides an overview of key IT decision problem, how AIE solves them and how AIE is different from other methods.
Last week, we lay the foundation for a discussion on IT Value. This week, we look at specific areas where IT creates value.
Last week, we focused on revenues. This week, we look at the costs in the IT value equation.
Last week, we discussed the cost dimension of IT Value. This week, we will discuss the time to market dimension.
Last week, we discussed the time to market dimension of IT Value. This week, we will discuss the quality dimension.
Last week, we focused on quality and its impact on IT Value. This week, we will take a look at productivity and its impact on IT Value
Last week, we focused on productivity and its impact on IT Value. This week, we will take a look at customer satisfaction and its impact on IT Value
Last week we discussed customer satisfaction. This week we will look at the risk dimension of IT Value.
In this series, we will discuss IT Value – from its definition to a framework to measure and track it
The Big Picture entails the business realizing the IT department aptitude to comprehend and align its desired goals to those of the business. If the IT organization can than the likelihood of other areas within the organization will also be forced to view IT as a business partner and entrust
