Poor communications is the factor that most often causes a project to fail, according to the results of new web poll released by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA). Nearly 28 percent of the more than 1,000 respondents singled out poor communications as the number one cause of project failure.
Insufficient resource planning was the second most mentioned cause of project failure, cited by just less than 18 percent of poll respondents. The third most frequent cause of project failure was an unrealistic schedule, chosen by 13 percent of poll participants.
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