How to get a failing project back on track

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CIO Leader Apr 12, 2018 How to get a failing project back on track While each project is unique and subjected to its own specific risks, there are some universals to heed when it comes to recovering a failing project. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Driving effective organizational diversity • IT effectiveness – the engine of digital transformation – is ailing. Why? • Engaging Procurement Users in an Experience-Focused Workplace • Enhanced IT productivity through the use of low/no-code software development • How #MeToo and #TimesUp impact IT hiring Sponsor Article: Magento Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce This report evaluates 21 providers of digital commerce platforms to assist application leaders supporting digital commerce. Read More ▶ Driving effective organizational diversity Why does diversity matter to CIOs? And what role if any do have CIOs have in creating it? Read More ▶ IT effectiveness – the engine of digital transformation – is ailing. Why? More than one-fifth of IT effort is potentially wasted on technology outputs that are never used, up to forty percent of business opportunities may be missed due to delays, and outdated management practices tax the IT workforce productivity by double digits. Read More ▶ Engaging Procurement Users in an Experience-Focused Workplace Read More ▶ Enhanced IT productivity through the use of low/no-code software development The trick with low-code/no-code platforms, as with all employed technologies, is to do your homework up front to assure it's implemented in an orderly, secure, productive and maintainable manner. Read More ▶ How #MeToo and #TimesUp impact IT hiring In IT organizations that may already be struggling to find and retain talent, the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements add new urgency to address D&I and bust biases. Read More ▶ White Paper: OpenText 5 steps to Maximize Strategic Value of Contracts with Digital Solutions Contracts are a requirement in any line of business and for enterprises of any size. But too many organizations treat contract management as a mundane activity rather than as an opportunity to avoid leaving money on the table or to modernize previously manual processes. Discover 5 ways to maximize strategic value in your contracts. Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. The death of long-term IT planning 2. 10 old-school IT principles that still rule 3. Shell Downstream leans on low-code tools to drive app dev efficiency 4. Leaving your job: what you can and can't take with you 5. Busting bias in AI Editor's Picks 1. Data analytics trends that will dominate 2018 2. 9 machine learning myths 3. 16 tips for a smooth switch to agile 4. What is CMMI? A maturity model for optimizing development processes 5. The top ten IT outsourcing providers of the year

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