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It's often said that the best lessons come from failure. So in that spirit, come and learn the not so obvious ways that three web development projects failed, and how you can make sure this doesn't happen to your project. This is a non-technical presentation for leaders.

Takeaways:

1. How to plan for a successful web development project
2. How to spot early warning signs that your project may be off track
3. Strategies for recovering a project in trouble

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Presented by: Marcus Estes, OpenSourcery

Marcus Estes comes to OpenSourcery after working with Tables Turned, a startup that he founded to service non-commercial broadcasters with freely licensed music for podcasts and internet radio. He also served on the board of directors for Portland Oregon's Cable Access station and has contributed web expertise to a number of nonprofit organizations. In addition to his work helping nonprofits make better use of the web at OpenSourcery, Marcus Estes also serves on the board of a youth media education organization called ThunderEgg, and is a founding member a Portland, Oregon-based independent video collective called Team Video.

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