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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Although it is possible to manage with out-of-date software, sometimes upgrading software is an imperative. Regulatory scrutiny, data sensitivity, cybersecurity risks and operational continuity all demand a structured and disciplined approach. This can be a high-stakes project and success depends on aligning technology decisions with strategic, compliance and operational goals. Here are some guidelines to ensure success.

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