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How to Rank Computer Projects
- 商品編號：83102
- 商品分類：Article
- 長度：7頁
- 出版日期：1983-01-01
- 學門：
How does an organization decide which information processing project gets top priority? Many factors affect decisions on priorities, each in a different way, including financial benefits, business objectives, intangible benefits, and technical importance. The question of who should define information processing priorities further complicates the issue. Although the process of setting priorities is somewhat iterative, it involves eight discrete steps.