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Is coffee to blame for IT project failures?
Steering committees are so dysfunctional that the only enthusiasm on show happens when the coffee order is taken.
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Project managers still not delivering? Maybe it’s time to get rid of them
Did you and your team return to work this year full of vim, vigour and good intentions? Were you silently hoping the perennial poor project management performers had made a New Year’s resolution to work to the best of their ability, be a team player and communicate openly and honestly? Has that happened?
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A project stuck in the playground
Like two children fighting in the schoolyard, Brisbane City Council (BCC) and TechnologyOne are playing out a very public battle.
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5 signs that you have a great project manager
Colin Ellis lists the things to look out for in this rare breed of project manager.
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Companies still struggling to meet tech job demand
Australian companies are still having trouble meeting demand for technology skills, which has resulted in a significant uplift in the need to source talent from overseas, according to a new report.
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7 ways project managers can anticipate, avoid and mitigate problems
What separates the good, or the great, project managers (PM) from the just so-so? The answer: How they handle problems when they arise and they prevent them from derailing deadlines and the budget.