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Risk Assessment and IT Investment

Risk Assessment and IT Investment

by Robert Tripp | Jan 26, 2004 | Articles, Management Information

The Context Large companies(banks, insurance companies, government departments) have very large IT investment budgets. Much of this investment budget is managed on a centralised cross-divisional basis to ensure the scarce IT resources are dedicated the highest...

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