In the early 19th century, noted economist David Ricardo gave the world the theory of comparative advantage [4]. Simply put, the theory states that manufacturing and service activities migrate across international boundaries to where they can be performed most cost-effectively. This theory has withstood the test of time.
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Terminating Failing IT Projects: An IT Portfolio Management Approach
By Ram Reddy
Posted February 29, 2004 | Leadership | Leadership |
About The Author
Ram Reddy most recently served as Vice President for IT Strategy and Projects at Jacobs Engineering Corporation (JEC). He was awarded Computerworld’s Premier 100 IT Leaders award in 2015 for helping implement a “follow the sun” IT support model for JEC’s global workforce.
Prior to joining JEC, Mr. Reddy held multiple IT leadership positions, including Chief Enterprise Architect and Director of Enterprise Applications at SAIC (a major aerospace/… Read More
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