Trends: “New research into IT project failures”… Yes, they keep on failing…

New research into IT project failures
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Michael Krigsman
September 26th, 2007
Computer Associates has released a study into the causes of IT project failures. Although full results have not been released publicly, I did obtain the detailed slides, some of which are presented below. From the press release:
New research from CA, conducted by independent research company Loudhouse of 100 IT Directors across the UK and Ireland, reveals that poor visibility of IT project status and a lack of management control over them is costing the UK over a quarter of a billion pounds each year. A third of all projects implemented each year end up over budget with the typical over-spend between 10% and 20% of the original budget. The survey also highlighted the increased complexity of IT projects, with a typical company running 29 projects at any one time and an average IT budget of between £1m and £5m.
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