Reaching Efficient Frontiers in IT Investment Management: What Financial Services CIOs Can Learn From Portfolio Theory
- Tags:
- Finance,
- Financial Planning,
- Financial Service,
- Financial Services,
- Information Technology,
- IT Investment,
- Management,
- Strategy,
- Theory
- Source:
- IBM
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Overview: Heavily dependent on information technology, financial services firms globally spend over Euro235 billion on IT, representing for large banks 15 percent to 22 percent of their overall non-interest expense. Unfortunately, their investments too often fail to generate anticipated returns and worse many firms do not even know which are paying dividends, and which ones are losing money. Financial services CIOs need a more effective way to manage IT investments - and the clues may come from the firms' asset managers down the hall. Based on its evaluation of 165 large IT projects, the IBM Institute for Business Value has outlined several leading practices that can help.
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Format: PDF | Size: 377KB | Date: Feb 2005 | Pages: 20



