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Financial management of software projects
Proceedings of the 43rd annual Southeast regional conference - Volume 1, 2005Gone are the days when software projects where planned, approved and controlled without a clear financial plan. Nowadays managers and investors everywhere want software engineers to go beyond the technicalities of their projects. In order to adapt to this scenario, it is important for software engineers to understand and be prepared to deal with the ...
Marcelo Sant'Anna, Marcello Hazzan
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Financial risk of project's cost
Zeitschrift für Operations Research, 1983In this paper we will examine the effects of uncertainty of investment costs on the expected gain and budget allocation of a decision-maker. These effects are studied using the relationship between riskiness and stochastic dominance. Results and examples are provided for the case of budgeting one project. Furthermore, the problem of centralized vs. non-
Abraham Mehrez, Uri Regev
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The financial transaction tax project
2017This chapter analyses to what extent the EU's proposals to establish a financial transaction tax promote a fast track Europe in domains related to the core of the EU's internal market competences. It also analyses the potential risks and negative consequences such an approach may trigger.
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Financial analysis of a project
JOM, 1972Engineeringwise a project must meet all specifications. The toughest specification of all: the Go-No-Go sheet in the accountant’s office.
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The projection of financial results
Long Range Planning, 1971Abstract A major part of a company's long range planning exercise is the integration at the corporate level of company plans, policies and trading forecasts to produce a set of forecasted financial results. This paper describes a simple computer routine which can be of considerable use in achieving the objective of optimising reported financial ...
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2020
Every project team should have a financial management process flow, described in this chapter, for budget planning, budget approval, expense documentation, expense tracking and budget closure. The distinction between unbudgeted and budgeted items must determined and unbudgeted items must be approved by management.
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Every project team should have a financial management process flow, described in this chapter, for budget planning, budget approval, expense documentation, expense tracking and budget closure. The distinction between unbudgeted and budgeted items must determined and unbudgeted items must be approved by management.
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The Financial Attractiveness of a Project: A Method of Assessing it
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1964A generalization of the Discounted Cash Flow method of measuring return on investment is shown to provide a well-defined and useful measure for all cash flow series which can be regarded as relating to an investment project. Problems of multiple solutions and of inadmissible implicit assumptions that can arise with the standard DCF method are thus ...
A. M. Duguid, J. G. Laski
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Financial Analysis of Projects
2000The economic viability of projects depends on the financial sustainability of the management unit implementing and operating the project. The economic benefits will occur only if the financial resources are available to maintain project operations. Project analysis at economic prices to judge whether an investment is worthwhile must be accompanied by ...
Steve Curry, John Weiss
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Financial evaluation of projects
2003During the life of the project, there will be two financial streams: one is the cost stream and the other is the benefits (income) stream. The two streams must contain all costs and benefits for the same estimated life frame of the project. In financial evaluation of small projects, the two streams will contain only the estimated actual cash costs and ...
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The Splitting Up of a Financial Project into Uniperiodic Consecutive Projects
Rivista di Matematica per le Scienze Economiche e Sociali, 1989The splitting up of a financial project into “uniperiodic” consecutive financial projects, has been discussed for special cases in a rather theoretical context.
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