Least-cost can be too costly

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The desperation to cut costs that can be too common among firms in this industry is not necessarily the right path, warns Brendan Loughrey

An obsession with least-cost procurement means that all too often the cost of IT projects are specified at well below their cost to deliver. We indulge in a curious form of self-delusion that we ca...

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