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$78m over 5 years for 25 (probably average) developers and a few licenses is excessive. Not sure what massive tech problems the Nevada DMV is trying to solve, b
by osrec 9y ago
$78m over 5 years for 25 (probably average) developers and a few licenses is excessive. Not sure what massive tech problems the Nevada DMV is trying to solve, but I doubt it's much more than a DB cluster with a web app or two thrown in front of it. Tech Mahindra's developers may be average, but their marketing department seems to be exceptional!
- danudey 9y agoIntegration with existing/external systems is likely a huge part of the cost. If the DMV integrates with the police systems (so police can run license/registration), they need to be integrated. If they have license plate scanners that do the same, they need to be integrated (or replaced). Point of sale terminals for things like license renewals might need integration. No system exists in isolation.