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Ah, no, but point taken. I can't think of an example myself because I don't know how Nasa functions. Besides that, I think the valid critique (without the subt
by notjoemama 3y ago
Ah, no, but point taken. I can't think of an example myself because I don't know how Nasa functions.
Besides that, I think the valid critique (without the subtext) is, it's probably not a good comparison to measure a very large companies failings to a much smaller companies failings because their size is a definitively weighted factor in the outcome.
The caveat that I would add, is Nasa is publicly funded and it's probably ok to ask the question in the public interest. For private companies like Microsoft, just stop buying their products.
- oskarw85 3y ago"Just stop buying their products" is silly answer when those products are epitome of corporate IT offerings. Especially where people doing "the buying" are completely different than people doing the support. On the contrary - criticism should be loud, clear and persistent. Being private company does not make you immune to criticism.