While we are emerging, somewhat, from difficult economic times, we still aren’t out of the woods just yet. Projects are still going on hold, unemployment numbers were dropping but have now seemed to level out, and the housing market is no longer improving as it was so quickly before.
What does this mean for business and projects? Smaller teams, fewer resources, tighter budgets and shorter lead times mean that project management becomes ever more critical and the decision-making process becomes even more demanding. CIOs, managers and project managers need to have access to not just the right information, but also the right amount of information when they need it...
What does this mean for business and projects? Smaller teams, fewer resources, tighter budgets and shorter lead times mean that project management becomes ever more critical and the decision-making process becomes even more demanding. CIOs, managers and project managers need to have access to not just the right information, but also the right amount of information when they need it...
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