Your perspective is all wrong. It's a hospital attached to a university. They were already operating at a loss before Covid made things worse. If they find 1 mi

Your perspective is all wrong. It's a hospital attached to a university. They were already operating at a loss before Covid made things worse. If they find 1 million bucks on the street, the first priority will be to fund repairs for essential medical equipment, basic hygiene, make sure the broken toilet is being repaired, fix the elevator, etc pp. If they found enough money eventually it would go to a sensible IT infrastructure, but these people don't view themselves as IT administrators. They view themselves as doctors trying to save lives, not computers. It takes an event like this to drive home the point that these have become the same thing. You can't be a doctor without also caring for your IT infrastructure. To you that may sound obvious, but consider the other way around. You can't be an IT guy without caring for your own health. Equally obvious, right? Now look around you how many unhealthy IT guys you can see who always prioritize their computer time over going out and doing some sports.