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Comment evaluer l'impact economique des technologies de l'information? Un processus d'evaluation des projets de Systeme d'Information

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Quinio, B.
Abstract

L'evaluation de l'impact economique des Technologies de l'Information (TI) doit se faire au niveau du projet de conception d'un nouveau Systeme d'Information (SI). Nous proposons un modele permettant d'apprehender le concept de valeur economique d'un projet de SI. Ce modele est applique par un processus iteratif simple qui a ete utilise dans plusieurs organisations. Un cas concret d'application est presente.

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Paper provided by Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Paris. Groupe ESCP- in its series Papers with number 98/137.

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Length: 22 pages
Date of creation: 1998
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Handle: RePEc:fth:ecsucp:98/137

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Keywords: INFORMATION ; MODELES;

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