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The twin evils of IT gridlock and denial

The twin evils of IT gridlock and denial

By Michael Krigsman on March 1, 2010

Gridlock and denial, both related to lack of consensus among team members, are among the most significant and common problems on many IT projects.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged CIO issues, Consensus, denial, enterprise software, gridlock, Information technology, IT issues, project management, Project strategy, Project team, Standing Ovation Problem, sugarcrm | 1 Response

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