A key idea in this chapter has been that it is not how much technology you employ in international projects; it is that you employ the minimal number of tools in an effective and efficient manner. Always, concentrate on the tangible benefits of the tools. Do they save you time? Do they produce better results? Avoid the “wiz-bang” features of the technology. And remember the learning curve. If you have to take the time to learn some new technology, that time will have to come from somewhere—likely from areas that need more of your attention.