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Du Telecom signed an MOU with Huawei Technologies in 2013 to improve its project management capabilities. Huawei had expertise that could help du Telecom, whose leaders knew project management needed improvement. Since partnering with Huawei, du Telecom has seen a reduction in project failures, fewer employees needed per project, and projects completed under budget and ahead of schedule due to lower costs and tighter time frames. Other companies can learn from this successful partnership that outside assistance may provide the needed boost to organizations seeking improvements.
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