JA Flinn (in real life)
Keynote speaker, consultant, author
Success – for those that feel that a grade of ‘C’ is not enough.
Business-IT projects and success.
The focus is on the systems that create success:
- the rational side: research and data, finance, processes
- the human side: performance, motivation, people
- the intangibles: values, direction, time and dynamics.Enjoy! Reflect! Contribute!
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Tag Archives: value
Published in MIS Asia – What is the body count?
We count cost to life and limb on a building project yet strangely not on IT projects I was walking past the Marina Sands site in Singapore on the phone to a friend. At several billion dollars in design, man … Continue reading
Published in MIS Asia – ‘You don’t want it to work’ he said
‘You aren’t really trying’, ‘I don’t know why I bother!’ ~ the relationship was deteriorating. How often have you seen IT (or other projects) deteriorate as a result of differences in intent between various parts of the business, customers and IT? Continue reading
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