Posted on 10/31/2013 1:36:54 PM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
‘These dozens of people are strengthening and reinforcing the team we have working 24/7 to address the problems around HealthCare.gov,”
DESPARATION move 101. They are sweating.
The more dozens of people they bring in, the more chaos will ensue; less accountability; just read (as had been posted on numerous threads) the mythical man month. IOW adding more people to a late software project makes it later.
All these experts will have a take on what is wrong and how to fix it. Which will be believed? all of them? none of them?
You can’t fix a software debacle with a committee. You can only fix it (if at all) with someone in charge of the development teams — some ONE. Along with someone from the user / functional end who can deliver understandable, logical requirements.
They are building a tower of Babel; there are no firm, logical, understandable requirements. All the experts in the world can’t fix that. ONE expert could, with the proper requirements, which are sadly lacking, and still changing.
The Titanic at least was an engineered system, a hunk of steel. This is a web of complex uncertainty which cannot be reduced to code.
OK they might manage a passable user interface, to fool the public into thinking there is a system behind the facade that actually works. So far they cannot even do that.
The system that Sebelius during her testimony, refused to shut down for security reasons, was down as she promised she would not shut it down.
Just saying.
I don’t think they are bidding this. They didn’t bid the original KR’s.
Followed very soon after by a revived SCO UNIX patent fight! AGAIN to the nth power!
NOT /sarc
Is there any way the website could ever be made safe from hackers? Why would anyone ever put their personal information on this mess?
Isn’t CGI still holding a ton of cash supposedly for Hurricane Sandy relief?
All the corruption money was probably skimmed off the top. I say that because there was a "relationship" between the CGI Corp. suits and the Obama family. It stinks.
They should have hired Oracle or Google from the beginning.
They never thought of hiring experts to build it in the first place?
They got a great bunch of amateur work out of an amateur company and it only cost $600 billion.
I could do an even worse job for $1.5 trillion.
>> The experts come from Red Hat, Oracle, and Google
Free market experts working to ensure Socialism...
Thanks guys!!!
Ooh! I just got an idea. Turn the IRS system over to CGI! They need the work.
They are talking about the well-known Linux firm.
>> They should have hired Oracle or Google from the beginning.
To help in the effort of violating the citizen’s medical privacy?
This is treachery.
the citizens’ privacy
Repeal Obamacare
Repeal Obamacare
REPEAL OBAMACARE!
My error and apologizes....
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“Why would anyone ever put their personal information on this mess?”
because the law forces them to if their plans that they liked and wanted to keep were cancelled
Sebelius will not shut down this system that does not protect consumers from hackers — the same consumers who liked their plans — the same consumers that they had to protect from “bad apple” insurance companies that the consumers nonetheless liked — but which consumers they cannot [read WILL NOT because they could after all shut it down] protect from hackers [identity theft a worse outcome than a bad apple policy that the said consumer did after all like] because Sebelius REFUSES to shut down a system that, as she was speaking, was nonetheless down.
Don’t flame my sentence structure! Just trying to capture their logic.
How could Sebelius not agree to shut down a system which leaves consumer information vulnerable, when it is down anyway?!?
BTW, Forbes said in 2010 they KNEW 93 million plans would be cancelled
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341c60bf53ef019b0081c861970c-500wi
“They never thought of hiring experts to build it in the first place?”
HA! that would have been too easy.
You could have gotten more dramatic with a < sub> or a < sup> in there.
What no marquee tag any more?
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