An internal audit at the Central Bank of Ireland (above) found nearly thirty percent of key projects were going over budget with some getting bogged down in over-complicated bureaucracy.
An internal audit at the Central Bank found nearly 30 per cent of key projects were going over budget with some getting bogged down in over-complicated bureaucracy.
The report said that of 28 key projects, one in five had missed their deployment deadline and a small number cost far more than anticipated.
A key problem identified was the need for projects to pass through no less than six separate governance committees.
It said
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