
In today’s episode, I talk to Dr Darryl Carlton about the following: – Darryl’s background – What defines an IT project failure? – Examples of worldwide technology project failures –...


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Recent episodes include "206, Dr Darryl Carlton, Two PhDs That Explain Why IT Projects Fial" (14 September 2025), "205, Dr Darryl Carlton, On the Cusp of a Revolution: How do we prepare for AI?" (15 March 2025), and "BM204, The Science of Sleep" (6 August 2023).
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