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100 _aKeil, Mark
245 _aPulling the plug: software project management and the problem of project escalation
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505 _aInformation technology (IT) projects can fail for any number of reasons and in some cases can result in considerable financial losses for the organizations that undertake them. One pattern of failure that has been observed but seldom studied is the IT project that seems to take on a life of its own, continuing to absorb valuable resources without reaching its objective.
650 _aSOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
650 _aIS FAILURE
650 _aESCALATION
650 _aESCALATING COMMITMENT
650 _aIMPLEMENTATION
773 _tMIS Quarterly
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_g(vol. 19, nro. 4, Dec. 1995), p. 421-447
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