SharePoint ROI Slide Deck and Sample Scenario worksheet published
Hot off the press (okay – well SlideShare magic), I’ve just posted by Best Practices Conference slide deck for the "speak to your CFO" session, along with the ROI spreadsheet for the PMIS scenario that I used during the demonstration. Like the "wicked problems" slide deck, slideshare conversion isn’t quite there, so just contact me if you want a pptx version.
…and the spreadsheet. Just remember you scary MBA and finance types. I *know* this is a simple sheet and you can pick all sorts of holes in it. It is really for training and guidance purposes only. (Therefore see the obligatory "don’t come crying to me if this gets you into trouble" disclaimer below).
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Use at your own risk!
February 11th, 2009 at 11:16 pm |
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January 27th, 2011 at 12:09 am |
Noticed an error (presumably) on the “Information Architecture” sheet:
“Total Year 0” double counts IA Consultant hours. Row 23, “Total Year
0”, sums rows 4 to 22, but row 20, “Total IA Consultant”, already sums
rows 4 to 19, so the total on row 23 includes rows 4 to 19 twice.
Thanks for your interesting articles!
January 27th, 2011 at 6:56 am |
Thanks for that. Much appreciated. I have a better version of that sheet thats part of the CD that is distributed with my IA and Governance classes
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September 16th, 2014 at 6:23 pm |
This spreadsheet is great and it’s actually a good thing it’s so simple, because it gives a chance to adjust it to specific company needs.