Titlebook: Business and Finance for IT People; Michael Blackstaff Textbook 2001 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2001 Analysis.Business.Computing and I

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Thomas Bosecke,Peter Kersandt,Katrin T?uferod or the discounted break-even point. As shown by Table 11.1, the discounted payback is 36 months. It occurs during the last month of Year 3. This result would then be subjected to the same “so what?” comparisons as already discussed in connection with the undiscounted payback.

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The Business of Living - Part 2,ever, in coming to record the receipt of your first month’s pay we appear to have a slight problem. A balance sheet only records assets and liabilities. Earnings do not seem to fit into either category - or do they?

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Is It Still a Good Investment? - Part 2,od or the discounted break-even point. As shown by Table 11.1, the discounted payback is 36 months. It occurs during the last month of Year 3. This result would then be subjected to the same “so what?” comparisons as already discussed in connection with the undiscounted payback.

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Textbook 2001t and loss accounts, cash flow statements;.- Different kinds of business and their financial characteristics;.- Financing and leasing;.- Cost/benefit analysis;.- Project evaluation methods, including net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR) and return on investment (ROI);.- Budget, costing and pricing - an introduction

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usiness and Finance for IT People. gives an insight into the world of business, and its language - the language of finance - for all those involved in information technology IT, whether as practitioners - buyer, sellers, technicians or managers - or students..Assuming no prior knowledge of the subje

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