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    The ten commandments of project management 12 October, 2006 12:44

    In our increasingly project-centric world, the productivity to be gained by good project management is far too promising to ignore. But for most companies, shifting to a project-oriented management structure represents great change, and people resist change, regardless of the benefits that it may bring. Rules and guidelines are needed, so I've devised these commandments. By following them, your company can position itself to enter the promised land of project-based culture.
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