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No, it failed because it was managed by technically inexperienced and/or incompetent people. These people know who they are (the contractors), but they won't ad
by fragsworth 13y ago
No, it failed because it was managed by technically inexperienced and/or incompetent people. These people know who they are (the contractors), but they won't admit it.
Talk about process all you want, but everyone is just waving their hands around spouting buzz words. A technically experienced (in large scale systems) management team can make sure the project is done right regardless of the process they use.
- hga 13y agoThe "technically inexperienced and/or incompetent" managers by now have been well established, CMS on up to the White House, and CMS at least has officially been removed from it's role, replaced by QSSI. What I wonder is how many political types are still telling the new fix-it czar, Jeff Zients, what he can and can't do. I.e. right now all features that can possibly be punting into the future should be. Although he said his #1 priority was to stop sending garbage to insurers, which isn't particularly political at this point, one would hope.