Classifying And Categorizing IT Investments — The Forrester Technology Investment Matrix
Air Date: Monday, March 01, 2010
Cost: $250
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Presented By:
Chip Gliedman Vice President, Principal Analyst Forrester Research, Inc.
Who should attend: CIOs
Description:
IT organizations are often faced with evaluating investment opportunities that span the gamut from infrastructure improvements to new business applications and from risk mitigation to strategic outsourcing. Over the years, a number of frameworks for evaluating potential investments were created to categorize investment types, much like stocks, bonds, money market accounts, and annuities. With a slight tweaking of these models, a practical framework that can be easily applied to IT investments emerges. This framework should be used to classify technology investments, insure that the proper metrics and SLAs are in place, group spending by goals to confirm portfolio balance and asset allocations, and enhance the communication process about the role and responsibilities of the IT organization.
Agenda:
A brief background on technology investment models
An introduction to the Forrester Technology Investment Matrix
Using the Forrester Technology Investment Matrix to ensure proper investment focus
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