An approach to job pricing in a multi-programming environment

Kreitzberg, Charles B.; Webb, Jesse H.

doi:10.1145/1479992.1480007

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“…The interviews lasted around 30 minutes each and focused upon a list of resources which was provided each individual. These resources, given in Table 1 , were compiled from both suggested and implemented pricing schedules found in the literature (7, 5, 8,1,9,10).…”

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Selecting computer resources for inclusion within a pricing system

Zmud

1975

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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A great deal of interest has been shown in the use of prices as a means of allocating computer resources. However, little effort has been exerted toward determining which resources should be priced. As a step in this direction, a study was undertaken to uncover which resources can be validated for inclusion within a pricing structure. The resources thus found most suitable for pricing are core space and CPU time. A basis for including additional resources within the pricing structure is also provided.

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Selecting computer resources for inclusion within a pricing system

Zmud

1975

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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Problems in the choice of a system for costing and pricing of in-house computer services

Hamilton

1980

Journal of Business Research

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Economics and management information systems

Kriebel

Moore

1982

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Without exaggeration the basic challenge of management is economics: how to choose to employ scarce productive resources to accomplish limited objectives effectively.It is well recognized today, and increasingly so in post-industrial societies, that information, broadly defined, is a strategic economic resource that must be managed if it is to be productive.A comprehensive literature has developed .in the discipline of economics which concerns information, information systems and information-related phenomena of import to management and the development of management information systems (MIS). Although this literature is vast, this overview attempts to relate some of this work to MIS and MIS research. We highlight results in three general areas:1) those which concern the effect of information upon economic markets external to the firm; 2) those which concern issues of information and its relation to decision making and the internal organization of the firm; and 3) those which concern questions of allocation and control of information resources within the firm.In particular, attention will be directed to interpretation of the major results related to the effect of information upon markets and upon individual decision making, team theory, agency theory, decomposition theory, resource allocation and pricing, incentives, and information evaluation.

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An approach to job pricing in a multi-programming environment

Cited by 4 publications

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Selecting computer resources for inclusion within a pricing system

Selecting computer resources for inclusion within a pricing system

Problems in the choice of a system for costing and pricing of in-house computer services

Economics and management information systems

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