IT professionals urged to achieve chartered status to boost projects

Dave Bailey
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New study finds that properly qualified IT professionals are best placed to lead IT projects to success, thus saving money on rectifying mistakes at a later date

Elizabeth Sparrow: Chartered status will not work unless employers feel it makes a significant difference Employers in government and industry should put a greater importance on qualified IT prof...

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