The satisfaction that Website owners receive from their investments is heavily dependent on the method selected for developing and supporting the sites. Results from the Computer Economics Information Systems Spending and Technology Trends survey provides clear indications of the methods that provide optimum economic performance and those that just increase costs. Results from this survey show that in-house support of the site often makes the difference between being a drain on organizational finances or an improved source of revenues.
Website Economic Returns Depend on Implementation
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