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Yes, someone from Fujitsu who didn't deliver quality software, refused to accept it _might_ be buggy. >In the same speech, he said that the Post Office would w
by agilob 6y ago
Yes, someone from Fujitsu who didn't deliver quality software, refused to accept it _might_ be buggy.
>In the same speech, he said that the Post Office would work with the government to compensate the employees who were affected by Horizon’s inaccuracies.
Fujitsu won't even be held financially accountable for the suicide, but tax payers will. To me, it sounds like a great deal, delivery shitty software, bounce back any questions about quality, bugs, refuse to re-test software for given scenarios for years, but still get paid.
- philjohn 6y agoIt's just another example of "socialise the losses". IF people at Fujitsu knew that there were problems with the system and IF they still presented evidence that it was infallible, then people need to be going to prison.
- agilob 6y agoPeople at RM knew about it. They were covering up the operation and protecting the system, which already cost tax payers 100M.