Finance for IT decision makers : a practical handbook / Michael Blackstaff.
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- 9781780171234
- 1780171234
- 9781628702545
- 1628702540
- 1780171250
- 9781780171258
- Business enterprises -- Finance -- Management
- Corporations -- Finance -- Management
- Information technology -- Management
- Technologie de l'information -- Gestion
- Finance
- Corporate finance
- Budgeting & financial management
- Computing: general
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Corporate Finance
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Finance
- Business enterprises -- Finance -- Management
- Corporations -- Finance -- Management
- Information technology -- Management
- Leadership & management
- 658.15 23
- HG4026 .B53 2012eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Finance and accounts: the basics -- Decisions, decisions ... -- Financial cases and business cases -- When is a benefit not a benefit? -- How financial cases are evaluated: part 1 -- How financial cases are evaluated: part 2 -- The effects of taxation -- Depreciation of IT assets -- IT financing and leasing -- Outsourcing: financial aspects -- Budgeting, costing and pricing: the basics -- Financial analysis: the basics -- A1: Discount tables -- A2: Financial characteristics of different businesses -- A3: Published accounts -- A4: Accounting for long-term contracts -- A5: Debit and credit.
Finance is as fundamental to the IT world as it is to most other aspects of life. However, many IT professionals lack knowledge of the particular financial principles on which decisions about IT should be based - decisions that often have serious financial implications for their organisations. Assuming no prior knowledge, this new edition covers all aspects of finance relevant to IT professionals and is updated with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) terminology. It is ideal for IT decision makers - managers, practitioners, buyers, sellers, consultants and project managers - who wish to conquer their fear of finance or refresh existing knowledge.
Copyright © 2012 Michael Blackstaff 2012
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