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It sounds like the people hiring the contractors didn't exactly do their due diligence. > unclear who is really in charge, sometimes it's no one > vague deliv
by kctess5 11y ago
It sounds like the people hiring the contractors didn't exactly do their due diligence.
> unclear who is really in charge, sometimes it's no one
> vague deliverables from people who don't know what they're talking about
> tons of cash, regularly, with no end in sight
Sounds like an incredibly profitable and easy contract. It's an ethical grey area, but it's not surprising that companies took advantage.
- OliverJones 11y ago"easy contract?" I doubt it. Ten million users on the go-live date? Interchange of health-care data from system to system? Getting Oracle's identity / authentication management system integrated as a door-one requirement? Hostile congresscritters doing everything in their power to torpedo the project? The only difference between this and a typical giant cluster#uck is the vast and visible scale.