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Yes, the private sector IS often more capable of iterating and implementing working systems at lower cost than governments. Government and the private sector ca
by robga 4y ago
Yes, the private sector IS often more capable of iterating and implementing working systems at lower cost than governments. Government and the private sector can work together on large scale core national infrastructure projects where the assets are owned by the public and are even published as open source. No need for a state controlled engineering team. I know this to be true, as it has been my job for many years to make it happen.
Hence the original comment that it’s the business model that grates - NHS could have engaged and remunerated a supplier without selling me as a customer. The 2 out of 5 trustpilot score shows I’m not alone in my thinking.
- sz4kerto 4y agoMaybe interesting insight: trustpilot scores can almost exclusively be attributed to whether a patient has data in the system about them or not. If a person does get data, then it's a 5. If a person has an empty record, it's a 1. And that only, exclusively depends on whoever is holding the data, eg. the trust, hospital, etc. (I don't think you're sold, but maybe this is not the best forum to discuss this. Happy to continue through mate at companydomain.)