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ITNOW 2008 50(1):16; doi:10.1093/itnow/bwn008
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© 2008 The British Computer Society

Houston we've had a problem

Craig Nikolic


  Abstract

Nearly everyone involved with project management has, at some point, seen a real disaster of a project. The project was most likely the pet project of the board or a huge earner sold to a key client and its failure saw careers left in tatters following the ‘hunt to blame the blameless’. Craig Nikolic MBCS CITP picks up the pieces.


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