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The NHS is a huge organisation (~2 million employees alone) with enormous problems along these lines - they should pay 10x if it delivers.
by mhh__ 6mo ago
The NHS is a huge organisation (~2 million employees alone) with enormous problems along these lines - they should pay 10x if it delivers.
- micromacrofoot 6mo agoas often the case with eternal consultants it probably won't deliver, plus the NHS will be perpetually on the hook for maintenance this isn't a "delivery" product, it should be an institutional pillar of the system
- RHSeeger 6mo agoBut they'll pay even if it doesn't deliver. AND they're putting private information at risk by working with Panantir
- basket_horse 6mo agoIsn’t this true for any project ever attempted? The only reason this project exists is because millions have already been wasted on trying to do this in house
- RHSeeger 6mo agoYes, but the comment I was replying to sounded like it was saying that the large cost wasn't an issue, because it would have such a big impact. But the odds of it actually accomplishing anything useful need to be taken into account, too. If it has a low chance of success, then a large price tag isn't worth it.