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For this particular case, the overall planning was done by a small group, and the implementation of the project when trying to sell it to others or provide it to others for test systems fell only to one individual, who returned from a marketing tour empty-handed (Roy & Aubert, 2002). The management of the project involved the same people that were largely involved in the planning, which made sense because they were familiar with the project. However, it also stopped the stream of fresh ideas that might have allowed someone else to understand that there was a problem coming up and therefore point it out to the company and their business partner before things turned sour. 5. There are few alternatives for dealing with the problems that the case has. Management should have done further research before work began, but it is far too late to work on that now. There should also be some way to change or adjust the software so that there can be a market for it. Whether this can be done is unknown, but it seems unlikely given the idea that the credit unions would actually lose money at first to use the software that Integra designed. The best alternative appears to be to simply forget the whole thing, but it cost the company a great deal of money that it would like to recover, and it also made management very concerned about taking any kind of risk in the future.

6. As for recommendations, it seems that shelving the project completely and taking a business loss would be the...

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If there is no market for a particular project, there is certainly no point in continuing to try to sell it to others, and it could simply end up costing the company more money. Management should also work toward a better understanding of risk assessment and ways to start taking small risks again so that the future of their company is not damaged. Some risk is necessary and must be taken for a business to continue to grow and thrive.
7. Lessons learned in this case include the most important lesson - assess the risk before anything is done regarding a new project. This was not done thoroughly, and it cost the company a great deal of money. Another lesson learned would be to ensure that there is a thorough understanding of the market because this lack of understanding and the surprising refusal of the credit unions to use the product not only cost a lot of money but succeeded in shaking the confidence of those that worked on the project as well.

Works Cited

Abdul-Gader, a. (1990). End-user computing success factors: Further evidence from a developing nation. Information Resources Management Journal, 3(1), 1-13.

Badri, M. (1992). Critical issues in information systems management: An international perspective. International Journal of Information Management, 12, 179-191.

Roy, V., & Aubert, B.A. (2002). A dream project turns nightmare: how flawless software never got…

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Works Cited

Abdul-Gader, a. (1990). End-user computing success factors: Further evidence from a developing nation. Information Resources Management Journal, 3(1), 1-13.

Badri, M. (1992). Critical issues in information systems management: An international perspective. International Journal of Information Management, 12, 179-191.

Roy, V., & Aubert, B.A. (2002). A dream project turns nightmare: how flawless software never got implemented. HEC Montreal. ISSN 0832-7203


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