Survey: Finance Still Bosses IT
May 30, 2008
Fifty-seven percent of CFOs get an “acceptable” return from the technology they buy, says a survey by the Financial Executives Research Foundation and Computer Sciences Corp.
Information integrity has negatively affected business performance at a majority of companies, as reported in an annual survey known as Technology Issues for Financial Executives.
Approximately 57 percent of CFOs believe they are getting an acceptable return from their technology investments, according to a survey jointly released earlier this month by Financial Executives Research Foundation (FERF) and Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC).
For the 10th year in a row, the Technology Issues for Financial Executives study looked at technology concerns among some of the people most influential to IT—the holders of the purse strings.
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