Using asset specificity and asset scope to measure the value of IT

2005-01-01articleCommunications of the ACM45 citationsclosed

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Information Technology Governance and Strategy Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis Corporate Governance and Management

Abstract

A technique for quantifying the contribution of IT to a firm's value and performance makes it possible to compare the value of IT in different firms and industries.

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