Program execution: the difference between ‘knowing’ and actually ‘doing’
“It won’t happen to me. That sort of thing only happens to other people.” How many times have you heard...
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Read MoreIf you work in or around any project, program or portfolio, you‘ll hear the word “interdependency” casually tossed around like...
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