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> mostly restricted to pen and paper This is almost certainly correct. Paper and fax-based processes form the backbone of government agencies, compliance-wise.
by zrail 12y ago
> mostly restricted to pen and paper
This is almost certainly correct. Paper and fax-based processes form the backbone of government agencies, compliance-wise. They've been trying to fix this for a long time but the quality of the big, default government software contractors leaves much to be desired. Imagine the healthcare.gov debacle, except by definition outside of the public's eye and much smaller in scope.
- meowface 12y agoThat's what I figured. For an organization dedicated almost entirely to computer systems, though, you'd think it would make sense to track system misusage incidents with... a computer system. At least if you want to be efficient.
- danielsamuels 12y agoUnfortunately 'governments' and 'efficiency' don't seem to go well together.
- minot 12y agoI've only worked at four different corporations and even I know that 'private corporations' and 'efficiency' don't necessarily go any better.