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The problem is when Microsoft employees are only able to consult, don't have access to any systems, no one internally seems to own the migration process (or at
by spondyl 5y ago
The problem is when Microsoft employees are only able to consult, don't have access to any systems, no one internally seems to own the migration process (or at least appears competent at communicating anything) and even worse, the majority of it appears to be outsourced to a third party in India. Hypothetically of course, no large enterprise would ever do such a thing ;)
- sigzero 5y agoYou are speaking truth my friend.
- spondyl 5y agoI wasn't talking about IBM to be clear. It shouldn't be too hard to connect the dots :) Corporations are morbidly fascinating!
- VectorLock 5y ago>the majority of it appears to be outsourced to a third party in India IBM should just be able to run down the block and talk to them then.