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  1. 
     How Business Automation Projects Fail, Part 1
     By Rogelio
     03/02/2012 12:18 pm

     Your second post was a much more expensive and much larger scale problem. But this one had it’s place in line as well. Why do you suppose people that don’t really know about this stuff try to make these judgment calls anyway? You don’t have to be a genius to figure out when you are in over your head and ask for help before you completely ruin everything.

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     How Business Automation Projects Fail, Part 1
     By Kathryn
     03/02/2012 12:18 pm

     If you get in over your head when you are asked to do something it is better to speak up from the beginning and say you don’t know how, it is that simple, and it will save you embarrassment and the save the company hundreds if not thousands of dollars. This article was just as great as the other one and they both have very good information in them. Thank you for posting these.

  3. 
     How Business Automation Projects Fail, Part 2
     By Tanya
     03/02/2012 11:36 am

     If the business owner hadn’t stepped in when he did his entire company could have been at risk. I hope the next time they hire a project planner that knows what they are doing. This kind of project is way to important and expensive to leave to just anybody. If you don’t have anyone in the company that has the talent to do this then outsource it so you know it is done right.

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     How Business Automation Projects Fail, Part 2
     By Edith
     03/02/2012 11:32 am

     This is just amazing, I am not sure what they were thinking when they put something like this in the hands of someone that didn’t really know what they were doing. It is really too bad that the project planner didn’t know enough about this project to make at least an educated decision that would have saved the company in the long run. Thank you for sharing this scary story with us.

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     I Am Not Your Company's Computer Guy
     By Bill
     03/02/2012 8:15 am

     Now that we are discussing hilarious Jimmy Fallon comedy routines, I should point out that Nick Burns the resident computer geek was only the beginning of Fallon’s comedic channeling of characters. Most recently, he conjured up a character which is essentially David Bowe as his alter ego, Ziggy Stardust, on stage with a guitar singing a rendition of a famous song but dubbed as a tribute to Denver Broncos quarterback, Tim Tebow. I was more entertained by the outfit than the song.

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