It’s the Metrics that Matter

Articles January 1, 2007
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Everyone talks about the business value of IT. Read how Intel did something about it by focusing on three key areas: cost savings, operational excellence and savvy investment in technology. In this Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article, Jayne Mae, Corporate Program Manager, Intel and Robert A. Lansford, Business Value Analyst, Intel, explain Intel’s business value metrics.

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