swimming certificate (A & B), shoelaces diploma, and some useless java ones.
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Originally posted by Mark Denne:
IFM allows you to test if you've properly thought through the project from a financial perspective.[/QB]
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Originally posted by John Wetherbie:
Will I need help from a financial person to do a good job of applying MMFs?
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After reading your post it raised in my mind the question of what you mean by "thought through". Sometimes projects are very well thought through from a design and analysis perspective, but they're not well thought through from a financial perspective. Take the example you mentioned of the internet banking portal. It might be the best and most elegant design in the world, but if it doesn't generate the revenue necessary to sustain the project, it will just die, or be implemented only partially.
swimming certificate (A & B), shoelaces diploma, and some useless java ones.
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs. |