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07/29/2021
Beware: 8 common program management pitfalls that state and local governments should avoid
To take full advantage of opportunities in the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), state and local governments need to establish airtight plans to fund, initiate, and execute projects, with stringent controls and regular benchmarking to support them.
Read about eight common program management pitfalls related to vendors, staffing, compliance, efficiency, and more – and our tips for mitigating them.
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