Innovative Practices for IT Projects

Blaize Horner Reich Segal Graduate School of Business, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada; Templeton College, Oxford University, Correspondence[email protected]

Chris Sauer Templeton College and Said Business School, Oxford University, UK

Siew Yong Wee Consultant, North Vancouver, BC, Canada

Abstract

Based on 57 interviews with senior IT project managers in the UK Canada, USA and New Zealand, this article presents innovative practices they have developed during difficult projects. In our respondents' view, traditional project management methods and techniques are only a starting point. Through their quotes, they show how one has to be creative and entrepreneurial to lead projects successfully.

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