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Knowledge doesn't create inherent value (nt)
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Posted by: Erik Engbrecht   Posted on: 12/03/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Finally!  kd5auq | 12/02/08
Beta test projects  Spats30 | 12/02/08
RE: 'IT has no inherent value'  mr1972 | 12/02/08
Misleading title  Hey_Joe | 12/03/08
Should be: IT value is hard to measure  Roque Mocan | 12/02/08
If you can't calculate value...  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/02/08
RE: 'IT has no inherent value'  patrick@... | 12/03/08
Well said...  dinosaur_z | 12/03/08
Well said and dead-on. We are primarily  USTechHead | 12/03/08
Knowledge doesn't create inherent value (nt)  Erik Engbrecht | 12/03/08
No, but...  914four | 12/03/08
AMEN - or spend 6 months figuring it out and when  USTechHead | 12/03/08
'IT has no inherent value'  914four | 12/03/08
Keyword - inherent  Erik Engbrecht | 12/03/08
IT Isn't Special  ParrotHeadFL | 12/03/08
IT is a business function  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/03/08
IT is not a business function...  dmhunter@... | 12/03/08
Okay, let's get precise  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/04/08
Business Value  ParrotHeadFL | 12/04/08
IT needs a new kind of leader  dkawalec | 12/04/08
Agreed  ParrotHeadFL | 12/05/08
possibly  Maxfli82 | 02/05/09
RE: 'IT has no inherent value'  jordjarn@... | 12/04/08
What Kind of Metrics to Use?  mr1972 | 02/09/09

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