Seeking IT failure experts on Twitter

By Michael Krigsman on November 2, 2009

I’m assembling the definitive Twitter list of folks who have demonstrated deep insight and commitment into analyzing the causes and prevention of IT failures. The list is called IT Failure Insights and I need your help to get it right.

If you know someone who should be on that list, please send me a message on Twitter.

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(Cross-posted @ IT Project Failures)

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Michael Krigsman

Well-known expert on why IT projects fail, CEO of Asuret, a Brookline, MA consultancy that uses specialized tools to measure and detect potential vulnerabilities in projects, programs, and initiatives. Also a popular and prolific blogger, writing the IT Project Failures blog for ZDNet. Frequently quoted by the press on topics related to IT management.

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