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Amlie, Thomas T. – American Journal of Business Education, 2009
A common problem addressed in Managerial and Cost Accounting classes is that of selecting an optimal production mix given scarce resources. That is, if a firm produces a number of different products, and is faced with scarce resources (e.g., limitations on labor, materials, or machine time), what combination of products yields the greatest profit…
Descriptors: Accounting, Computer Software, Courseware, Business Administration
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Wheeler, Brad; Waggener, Shelton – EDUCAUSE Review, 2009
The concept of today's cloud computing may date back to 1961, when John McCarthy, retired Stanford professor and Turing Award winner, delivered a speech at MIT's Centennial. In that speech, he predicted that in the future, computing would become a "public utility." Yet for colleges and universities, the recent growth of pervasive, very high speed…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Internet, Computer Software, Computers
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Thomas, Charles R. – New Directions for Institutional Research, 1979
Technological advances in nonproprietary software are discussed. Developments in general support of software and in computer hardware are examined. It is suggested that nonproprietary software is a resource that can save colleges and universities system development time and costs. (Author/SF)
Descriptors: College Administration, Computer Software, Computers, Cost Effectiveness
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Carter, Robert – SRA Journal, 1997
Using personal computer spreadsheet software, standard corporate financial analysis can help university research administrators communicate the value of research and development to sponsors and other stakeholders; balance projects, technologies, or categories of research; and continually assess the value of investing in ongoing projects. It also…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Business Administration, Computer Software, Cost Effectiveness
Brown, Stephen W.; And Others – 1985
This paper describes a model for evaluating and acquiring instructionally effective and cost effective educational computer software in university psychology departments. Four stages in evaluating the software are developed: (1) establishing departmental goals and objectives for educational use of computers; (2) inventorying and evaluating…
Descriptors: College Students, Computer Software, Cost Effectiveness, Courseware
Wold, Geoffrey H. – School Business Affairs, 1988
School districts need a strategic, comprehensive, electronic data processing resources plan that would include the following major elements: (1) systems; (2) hardware; (3) software; (4) staffing; (5) control; and (6) projected budgets. (MLF)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education, Cost Effectiveness
Harrington, Robert; Jenkins, Peter; Marzke, Carolyn; Cohen, Carol – 1998
Prominent among the new models of social service delivery are organizations providing comprehensive, community-based supports and services (CCBSS) to children and their families. A needs analysis explored CCBSS sites' interest in and readiness to use a software tool designed to help them make more effective internal resource allocation decisions…
Descriptors: Accounting, Community Programs, Computer Software, Computer Software Development
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Ryland, Jane N. – New Directions for Institutional Research, 1979
Proprietary software available to the institutional researcher is discussed. It is suggested that as more institutions use proprietary software, the institutional researcher may find that varying levels of involvement in the process of evaluating and acquiring such software can result in the availability of more useful facilities. (Author/SF)
Descriptors: Business, College Administration, Computer Software, Computers
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Shepard, Elizabeth – Journal of Archival Organization, 2004
Serving as a case study of a photographic digitization project in a midsize repository, this article describes a project at the Weill Cornell Medical Center Archives. The author examines six components that the archivist needs to contemplate when planning a digitization project: selecting the images to be digitized, understanding the needs of the…
Descriptors: Photography, Media Adaptation, Electronic Publishing, Task Analysis