Information Technology Project Management
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ISBN: 9781337101356
Author: Kathy Schwalbe
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 4, Problem 1E
Write a short paper based on the chapter’s opening case. Answer the following questions:
- a. What do you think the real problem was in this case?
- b. Does the case present a realistic scenario? Why or why not?
- c. Was Nick Carson a good project manager? Why or why not?
- d. What should top management have done to help Nick?
- e. What could Nick have done to be a better project manager?
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Information Technology Project Management
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