IT Management Slideshow: Why IT Projects Fail

By Dennis McCafferty  |  Posted 06-10-2010
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The failure rate for IT projects, long a concern for both business and technology managers, seems to be on the rise as recession-era budgets pare needed preparation and support. The costs of failed projects, in terms of time, money, opportunity, and morale, can be huge. What causes so many projects to go awry?

Why IT Projects Fail

$63 billion is the amount of money spent on IT projects that fail in the U.S.
Why IT Projects Fail
 
 
Dennis McCafferty is a freelance writer for Baseline Magazine.
 
 
 
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