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ITNOW 2000 42(1):24-26; doi:10.1093/combul/42.1.24
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IT projects: sink or swim

Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor heads a specialist practice in a large IT services group. He is a professional Member of the BCS. This article is based on his MBA dissertation

There is no single cause of IT project failure, no simple solution – but if the various influencing issues are understood and managed, chances of success will increase, says Andrew Taylor


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