PPT-Why Realising Benefits from projects is a rarity and how to ensure you actually realise PowerPoint Presentation

Version 10 Prepared by David Walton David Walton Who are we Come and See us at Stand 26 Benefits Realisation Times are a Changing Whats the Point Majority of Organisations

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