It is difficult for an organization to operate without IT systems; therefore, investment in IT services and products continues to grow at astonishing rates. These investments are often questioned by executives, who seem to perceive IT as one of the departments that does not generate direct money; hence, they expect to define the value and impact of Information Technology programs.

During this workshop, you will acquire the skills and knowledge needed to measure Return On Investment (ROI) for Information Technology programs using the leading Phillips ROI Methodology; this result-based approach will reveal special techniques for identifying, collecting, analyzing, and reporting all types of data in order to present the value of IT programs to Top Management.

P.S: Multiple Registration Discounts are applicable based on the number of registrations you wish to make.

September 27 & 29 - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Target Audience

IT managers who want to prove to the top management the value of their IT investments;

IT Professionals and Consultants who desire to measure the value and impact of new and existing IT investments;

Individuals and Technology enthusiasts eager to grow their credibility in Information Technology.

Learning Outcome

Identify the drivers for ROI accountability;

Strengthen your ability to choose the right IT programs;

Learn to link program objectives to business results;

Identify at least three (3) ways to collect data;

Learn at last three (3) ways to isolate the effects of a program;

Acquire effective steps in converting data to monetary values;

Isolate intangible measures;

Plan a follow-up evaluation for one of your programs;

Take the first step to gain credibility in today's competitive market;

Build your personal risk-free success programs.