Information economics : linking business performance to information technology
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Information economics : linking business performance to information technology
Prentice Hall, c1988
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Bibliography: p. 274-279
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume extends economic theory - i.e., cost-benefit concepts - to the problems in strategic planning and enterprise-wide information management.
Table of Contents
I. LINKING BUSINESS PERFORMANCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
1. Introduction to Information Economics.
2. Challenges and Problems.
3. Information Value in the Business Domain.
4. Information Value and the Technology Domain.
5. Information Economics and Organizational Planning.
6. Costs, Benefits, and Value.
7. Linking Business and Information Technology.
II. ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION ECONOMICS.
8. Cost-Benefit Analysis.
9. Information Economic Tools.
10. Value Linking and Value Acceleration.
11. Value Restructuring.
12. Innovation.
13. Business Domain Values and Risks.
14. Technology Domain Values and Risks.
III. APPLYING INFORMATION ECONOMICS.
15. The Basis for Value.
16. The Corporate Decision Process.
17. Applying Information Economics in a Corporate Setting.
18. Summing Up Information Economics.
APPENDICES.
A. Glossary of Accounting Terms.
B. Generation of Monthly Cash Flows.
C. Benefits, Costs, and Risks.
D. Cost Curves for Data-Managed Systems.
E. Conversion of Scores to Project-Weighted Values.
References.
Index.
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