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LOC Consulting's Peter Osborne identifies the five fundamental areas in which delivery issues can arise for IT projects

Every IT programme or project requires a clear and viable business case supported by effective sponsorship, proactive leadership and a firm technical skillset. However these factors do not necessarily...

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