Technology

For many organisations, information technology is considered a cost of doing business. But IT can do more than just maintain the business – it can act as an enabler to increase performance and efficiency and be a critical source to create competitive advantages. 

 

With the right approach implementing IT can drive greater business value.

 

However, IT projects frequently fail. The failure rate is a concern for business as well as IT managers as the cost of failed projects in terms of time, money and quality is huge.

 

According to research the key causes of failure are lack of user involvement, poor common understanding of requirements, limited awareness of organisational impact and missing executive support. 

 

We believe the key to successful IT projects is to involve all stakeholders at an early stage and to engage users, subject matter specialists and decision makers in collaborative efforts.