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QUT IT Investment and Expenditure Analysis

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The IT Investment and Expenditure Analysis (formally the IT Portfolio) is an analysis of QUT’s Information Technology (IT) investments over a calendar year. The purpose of the IT Investment and Expenditure Analysis is to provide informational context to inform future IT investment decisions and IT governance in general.

The IT Investment and Expenditure Analysis includes expenditure on information technology support and development, staffing, equipment and software. The analysis is shown across a number of dimensions.

  • IT Service Type
  • Maintenance (investment to maintain current IT services) versus development (to extend and enhance IT services)
  • Funding source

The IT Investment and Expenditure Analysis is, in many cases, an informed estimate and should not be considered as having the accuracy of a financial system report (although where possible, it does have this degree of accuracy). The information is based on data and estimates collected from the Faculties and Divisions across the University.