Syindication
Frank Hayes: Hard questions needed to save projects
Mon, 03/17/2008 - 11:44
"What now? That's the hard question. When an
IT project is in trouble, it's easy to ask what went wrong and who's to
blame. Easy and popular. And fun, if you're not on the hot seat. But
what to do to save the project? That's harder -- a lot harder.
Especially when, as with the U.S. Census Bureau's "paperless census" project, it can't be killed and can't be delayed."
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