Evaluating information systems projects: a multidimensional approach
Journal of Information TechnologyPublished 1 March 1998
Guy Fitzgerald
Citations144
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SJR score2.19
SNIP2.15
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Evaluation of IS/IT investments is a notoriously difficult area. Some doubt that IT investments are ever really productive; others point to mismeasurement as a major reason for such a conclusion and for the so-called IT 'productivity paradox'. The paper reviews traditional approaches to IS/IT evaluation, and discusses their limitations. An eight-stage, multidimensional approach is then put forward to address those limitations.
Keywords
Business, Management and Accounting
Performance Measurement
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