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Measuring ROI Workshop from GITA
17 July 2008, 2:05pm
Measuring ROI for Geospatial Projects Can Seem Impossible... Until Now!
Introducing "How to Financially Justify Your Geospatial Projects," the two-day companion workshop to GITA's ROI workbook. Attend this new GITA event, and leave with tools to complete a business case analysis unique to your company.
Download a complimentary sample financial analysis completed for the state of Iowa using GITA's business case development plan.
Your geospatial projects are in competition for scarce organizational funds, and you need a solid business case to communicate the benefits and synergies of these projects to stakeholders and executive decision-makers. This program is intended to support anyone who is responsible for financial measurement and justification for geospatial spending, and is a must for anyone seeking funding for geospatial projects.
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Measuring, ROI, for, Geospatial, Projects, Can, Seem, Impossible..., Until, Now!
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Introducing, \"How, to, Financially, Justify, Your, Geospatial, Projects,\", the, two-day, companion, workshop, to, GITA\'s, ROI, workbook., Attend, this, new, GITA, event,, and, leave, with, tools, to, complete, a, business, caseMore…
Mike Small
Member of the London Chapter of ISACA, the Information Systems Audit & Control Association (www.isaca.org)