Finance for IT decision makers: a practical handbook for buyers sellers and managers

By:

Blackstaff, Michael

Publication details: Swidon The British Computer Society 2008 Edition: 2nd edDescription: xix, 316 pISBN:

9781902505732

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.15

Summary: Finance for IT Decision Makers covers those aspects of finance relevant to IT professionals in both business and non-commercial organizations that make or influence decisions about IT. Many 'IT' people don't like 'finance' very much. At best it leaves them indifferent; at worst they just wish it would go away. 'Finance' is the thing that has incomprehensible jargon and charges budgets with costs that were never incurred. Finance for IT Decision Makers throws light on to the twilight zone where these two disciplines meet. Assuming no prior knowledge of finance, it takes the reader step by step through each IT-relevant financial topic.

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Finance for IT Decision Makers covers those aspects of finance relevant to IT professionals in both business and non-commercial organizations that make or influence decisions about IT. Many 'IT' people don't like 'finance' very much. At best it leaves them indifferent; at worst they just wish it would go away. 'Finance' is the thing that has incomprehensible jargon and charges budgets with costs that were never incurred. Finance for IT Decision Makers throws light on to the twilight zone where these two disciplines meet. Assuming no prior knowledge of finance, it takes the reader step by step through each IT-relevant financial topic.

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