Why do IT projects often fail to deliver benefits?
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- ○ Systems delivered without business change
- ○ Technology is always faulty
- ○ Users refuse all systems
- ○ Budgets are always excessive
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Why do IT projects often fail to deliver benefits?
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What characterises a benefits management approach?
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What does a value chain analysis examine?
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What is a value network?
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Why focus on value in benefits management?
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Which show dissatisfaction with traditional delivery? (Choose two.)
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Match each context idea to its meaning.
Items to match: Value chain analysis, Value network view, Benefits management approach, IS delivery problem.

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Benefits arise from business change, not from the ______ system alone.
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What is the first stage of the benefits process?
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Which are stages of the benefits process? (Choose two.)
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Match each process stage to its activity.
Items to match: Identify structure benefits, Plan benefits realisation, Execute benefits plan, Review evaluate results.

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Which belong in a benefits dependency network? (Choose two.)
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