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A Word To The One Who Pays The Bills

Written by: dogloose
Category: Serious Business
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Originally published as advice to the boss who paid the big bucks for new software to run his business... only to be faced with a daunting implementation project to make it all work. Whether you are running a software implementation project, or any project involving people, change, tasks and deadlines, (and that's all of them, right?) the following advice will serve you and your project well.

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