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The data flows into legacy systems like VAERS

• stefan_ 6y ago
  Have you seen the vaccination setups? It's just car queues! I'm sure nothing there "flows" without a whole lot of manual data entry. So now what, you are reporting this adverse event to VAMS who reports it to VAERS? There is no flow, it's all just duplicate effort from architecture astronauts.
  • ashtonkem 6y ago
    Vaccinating a whole country is a hell of a lot more complicated than just car queues.
  • afavour 6y ago
    Huh? States have lists of eligible vaccination recipients that they reach out to. It’s very much not just keeping track of a line of cars.
• mrzimmerman 6y ago
  You’re actually saying it costs millions to hand off data to a legacy system? A system that has probably had to consume something like XML or JSON in the last 20 years? There is no excuse for this kind of cost for things as simple as tracking g appointments and completions regardless of data transformations and storage. There are no magical new protocols or data formats it’s using, it’s just a lot of people charging too much for them to have week long meetings to talk about their area of expertise. It’s an embarrassment.