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How To Rescue a Software Project: Step-By-Step Guide
Unfortunately, software projects often fail for a number of reasons. The main features don't work as planned, and the communication with the main stakeholders isn't going well? If so, finding out how to rescue a software project would be just on time. We'll see the most common reasons for project failures, and describe what you can do to get the project back on track.

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