Management Buy-in and User Acceptance in an ELN Project
John Trigg
09/12/2011 12:00:00 AM EDT
But the management commitment is also required throughout the implementation phases. Getting the balance right between hands-off and hands-on is critical; too much hands-off, and the project team and users get concerned whether management cares; too much hands-on and it can feel like interference and a lack of trust.
09/12/2011 12:00:00 AM EDT
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But the management commitment is also required throughout the implementation phases. Getting the balance right between hands-off and hands-on is critical; too much hands-off, and the project team and users get concerned whether management cares; too much hands-on and it can feel like interference and a lack of trust.
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