How Not to Run an IT Project: A Case Study
Posted on 09. Mar, 2010
Categories: Cutter, IT Projects
The reasons for, and statistics on, IT project failures are well known and cited. However, because so many organizations attempt to hide their dirty laundry, rarely do we see an insider’s account of the precise points at which a project derailed. In this Executive Report, a case study is utilized to examine these issues at one organization, along with data quality and data governance.
Click here to access a case study that I recently wrote for the Cutter Consortium.
Disclosure: You’ll have to provide some information to Cutter in order to download the document.
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http://www.scottberkun.com Scott Berkun
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