
Pitching is the most commonly used sporting analogy for making a business proposal but do we ever stop and think about how many different interpretations can be made of the term?
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Pitching an idea?![]() Pitching is the most commonly used sporting analogy for making a business proposal but do we ever stop and think about how many different interpretations can be made of the term? improving the integrity of IT investment proposals
![]() Why do operating budgets become heavily backloaded towards the past, rather than towards future opportunity? Because too many organizations prefer to base business cases for a proposed system on corporate accounting policies, instead of forecasting the true cost of ownership, thereby creating an increasing legacy of sunk costs for years to come. a cautionary tale about over-expectation and over-selling
![]() If IT had delivered every benefit promised over the past twenty years, our businesses would be so cash-rich by now that it would be positively embarrassing to read the Balance Sheets. But they are not. So can business Emperors still be seduced by technology Sorcerers? |
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