05 Mar 2008
With the Bank of England describing the current economic environment as the most challenging it has seen for a decade, investment decisions will only get harder to justify. Historically, IT spending has been one of the first areas to be hit in troubled times – but leading-edge businesses are increasingly realising that prudent technology investment is one of the best ways to survive any financial slowdown.
In this second Computing and Accountancy Age web seminar on managing business performance, we examine the best practice approach to investing in technology in a cautious economic world.
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