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Measuring the Business Value of IT,l, firms are replacing capital expenditure with operating expenditure. The implications for IT business value measurement are significant. In this chapter, we examine the state of knowledge about IT business value with particular emphasis on established metrics for IT business value. We then conside

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Measuring the Business Value of Infrastructure Migration to the Cloud,have widespread implications that go beyond simple cost savings. This chapter presents a practical framework for estimating the Return on Investment (ROI) for IaaS and PaaS from the customer perspective. The proposed framework aims to overcome the main limitations of commonly-used Total Cost of Owne

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The SaaS Payoff: Measuring the Business Value of Provisioning Software-as-a-Service Technologies,ation technology (IT) firms. Using the business model concept as a lens, the objective of this chapter is to address a current gap in our knowledge about the impact of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) on incumbent IT supply-side organisations. The empirical findings from a cross-case study analysis of t

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