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IT projects">User Adoption risks are growing rapidly for IT projects

Posted Apr 25 2009 by Julien Le Nestour in Corporate musings with View Comments

Expand to see inline the other posts in IT Man­age­ment» Orga­ni­za­tions tend to con­cen­trate on 2 dif­fer­ent risks for IT projects, while a third one may be impact­ing the most their chances of suc­cess.
“Tech­ni­cal Risks” and “Busi­ness Risks” are widely used notions. The first com­prises the risks that can affect the IT infra­struc­ture (e.g., bring …

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Enterprise Social Computing Pricing: continuing the discussion

Posted Mar 3 2009 by Julien Le Nestour in Start-Up musings with View Comments

When writ­ing blog posts, we usu­ally reply to one or sev­eral other posts, quot­ing at most 2–3 extracts of them. In emails, it is fairly com­mon to keep reply­ing and artic­u­lat­ing refine­ments as fur­ther thoughts are spurred. Why don’t we do it on blogs as well? I don’t know, but I’ll try here, and it …

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IT Investments (part 1)">The relevant user groups for targeted IT Investments (part 1)

Posted Aug 29 2008 by Julien Le Nestour in Corporate musings with View Comments

Expand to see inline the other posts in IT Man­age­ment» Cut access to Face­book? Roll-out the iPhone? Deploy wikis and blogs? All are invest­ment deci­sions and all should be based on cold eco­nomic analy­sis. They rarely are. For a sim­ple fact: the end-users are either indis­crim­i­nately put in one sin­gle bag (“the Employ­ees”) or they …

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