Posted on 10/31/2013 1:36:54 PM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
(CNN) -- Tech titans Oracle and Red Hat are joining the effort to "address the problems around HealthCare.gov," the federal website for Obamacare, according to a spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
"As part of the 'Tech Surge,' we've added key personnel from the government and private sector, including expert engineers and technology managers. These dozens of people are strengthening and reinforcing the team we have working 24/7 to address the problems around HealthCare.gov," said Julie Bataille.
The experts come from Red Hat and Oracle, and include Michael Dickerson, a site reliability engineer on leave from Google, she said.
It's been almost a month since the website for enrolling in President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms went live. Technical problems, despite a series of advance warning signs, have impeded the system and provoked anger and frustration.
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Agreed. And a way for Merkel to spy on us.
She’s going to look REALLY great in another 10 years!
Oh, shoot, that reminds me! I've got a friend I should have referred obama to! He is like obamacare. REALLY good!
He has just completed the software for a health care plan. Those are the first customers waiting to sign up.
I am guessing what happened is that the project contractors had certified Redhat and Oracle DBA's in house and weren't paying Redhat or Oracle for 7/24 support on the project. Now they need 7/24 support..
LOL!
Lipstick on the pig. A working Marxistplace with sky high forced prices will not be appreciated.
she really looks like that with no additional “photoshop” work..as.the only alterations I made to the original image was tp make her blink.
a real piece of work in a number of ways.
Wait til they tell Obooboo the whole thing has to be scrapped.
What about the half billion dollars already spent? Do we get a refund?
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