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Video Transcript
Contractors are being urged to only make promises to bosses they can keep by a technology lawyer.
Richard Nicholas says contractors must make sure they can deliver a project within the timescale they state.
The expert warns they should be able to prove they have risk-assessed a project too.
Not only does delivering late on IT projects or going over budget reflect badly on the contractor, he says it can be legally tricky for the client.
It comes after the courts recently ruled against the supplier, EDS for making fraudulent claims to the client BSkyB. This could see the firm facing liability of £200 million or more.
