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They also have to check what's happening in other authorities. From experience, there is no standardisation of anything, not of definitions, data structure, met
by Turukawa 7y ago
They also have to check what's happening in other authorities. From experience, there is no standardisation of anything, not of definitions, data structure, methods of data management. Government data systems are archaic, so doing those cross-authority tests to see whether business qualify for reliefs is real slow.
I'd love to see a standard schema for rates data, but that's unlikely.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoThe other day on software architecture thread someone mentioned how to solve a part of this problem: requirements on software architecture, which get used in bidding. Software companies are very unhappy about it, because it means they won't get to charge the government several hundred times for the same solution, but the result has a good chance to be interoperable with other systems under similar requirements. The thread is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20786810 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20786810.