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See also the Talk page re: CGI wikipedia article [0], particularly this: """ There's lots more at the wikipedia article on healthcare.gov, in particular CGI's
by cgithrow232 3y ago
See also the Talk page re: CGI wikipedia article [0], particularly this:
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There's lots more at the wikipedia article on healthcare.gov, in particular CGI's poor performance on a Massachusetts state website, which at least one report "characterized as a complete failure... The software created by CGI was of poor quality and unusable" (that from the wikipedia article) That may or may not be true, but it should at least be mentioned here. Instead we have (as you say) what appears to be an advertisement from CGI's PR department--still, years later. Mcswell (talk) 19:22, 20 July 2023 (UTC)
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[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:CGI_Inc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:CGI_Inc.
- ewwhite 3y agoI was there and lead Linux engineer with the hosting firm CGI outsourced this effort to...
- cgithrowaway 3y agoCan you tell us more?
- ewwhite 3y agoWe had the CGI Massachusetts state exchange business, which led to [additional exchange work](https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/02/25/managed-hoster-logicworks-surfing-sea-change-healthcare https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/02/25/mana...) in the lead-up. There were many last- minute changes and very little load testing, but I was instrumental in getting core VMware infrastructure onto HPE equipment instead of Supermicro. The firm was a private cloud and infrastructure services group, [LogicWorks](https://www.logicworks.com https://www.logicworks.com).
- glaucon 3y agoI don't have sufficient knowledge to write it myself but surely someone here can add such a section to the CGI page? If for no other reason than monitoring whether it gets removed and, if so, from which IP address. To echo the comment above, there are far two many Wikipedia pages about large corporations that read suspiciously like they're written by their 'comms' people.