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Economics of cloud computing for enterprise IT

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2011
Enterprise adoption of cloud computing often requires a significant transformation of existing information technology (IT) systems and processes. To justify such a change, a viable business case must be made based on the economics of transformation such as cost of transformation, return on investment (ROI), and payback period analysis.
Kirk A. Beaty, Vijay K. Naik, Chang-Shing Perng   +2 more
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Grid Economics in Departmentalized Enterprises

Journal of Grid Computing, 2008
The application of Grid technology is finally spreading from engineering and natural science-related industrial sectors to other industries with a high demand for computing applications. However, the diffusion of Grid technology within these sectors is often hindered by a lack of the incentive to share the computational resources across departments or ...
Roman Beck, Michael Schwind, Oliver Hinz
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The Economic Situation of Enterprises

Problems of Economic Transition, 1998
Production. The Tutaev Motor Plant (TMP) open-type joint-stock company is an enterprise specializing in the production of V-8 diesel engines for tractor and trailer rigs (Minsk Auto Plant), heavy dump trucks (Belorussian Auto Plant), agricultural and industrial tractors (Petersburg Tractor Plant and Cheboksary Industrial Tractor Plant), special off ...
E. Main, A. Malov
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The Economics of Auxiliary Enterprises

Problems in Economics, 1958
The state agricultural enterprises of the country are represented at present by state farms and auxiliary enterprises.
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The Economics of Workers’ Enterprises

1993
The economics of labour management and producer cooperatives began in earnest with Ward’s celebrated paper in 1958 (Ward, 1958). The Wardian theory of the labour-managed firm (LMF) was extended in the early contributions of Domar (1966), Vanek (1970) and Meade (1972) to a general theory of labour-managed industries and economies. A basic characteristic
Paul R. Kleindorfer, Murat R. Sertel
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Economics and small enterprises

2020
Economists interested in industrial structure spend much of their time thinking about size of enterprise, but usually about bigness and the problems associated with it rather than about smallness as such. Hostility to bigness of firms relative to markets has a long and honourable history in economics, and the analysis on which that hostility is founded
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The Economics of Private Enterprise.

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, 1926
H. W. M., J. H. Jones
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The Economics of Enterprise.

The Economic Journal, 1914
Philip H. Wicksteed, Herbert Joseph Davenport   +1 more
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Entepreneurship and economics of enterprise

Economic Bulletin of Dnipro University of Technology, 2022
L. H Solianyk, N. M Shtefan, Yu. O Maidanyk   +2 more
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Economics of Shipping Enterprises

2009
This chapter explores the economics of British shipping enterprises in relation to the necessary factors for economic expansion. It examines the economics of different ship types - cargo liners, passenger liners, tramps, and tankers - their cost structures; profitability; vessel technology; and ability to attract and retain both capital and labour. It
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