- Date: March 11, 2015
- Posted by Litcom Team
- Category: IT Management, Project Management
As many organization leaders are aware, few (if any) IT projects materialize without running into problem issues. This is true for all types of projects. The larger and more complex the project plan, the more likely project managers will reach a point where their project schedule falls short of delivering what it initially set out to do.
Below are 8 steps for getting a slipping IT project back on track:
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