No wonder IBM has to go get developers outside of the US/CA/AU if they were the lowest bid.
Now it all fits together. Whenever i go to my states web services and they look odd. I now know why. That is changing though.
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No wonder IBM has to go get developers outside of the US/CA/AU if they were the lowest bid.
Now it all fits together. Whenever i go to my states web services and they look odd. I now know why. That is changing though.
Who was responsible for picking IBM? Are they still working for the CA gov? Have they passed the hot potato to someone else? How were their technical skills and soft skills evaluated? Did they receive any donations for the contract? Where are the safety clauses in the contract? Is IBM the only benefactor of this contract? Any political implications?
Remember that Gov. point person also bears a lot of the responsibility for shopping for IT services in a magazine or trough their business network.
If IBM has been so ineffective at delivering services there would be more cases like this and it would ultimately hurt their bottom line. If this was wide spread practice across their business units. Maybe their business as a whole is insulated by the other better performing parts of it's corporation.
It seems to me that these "Governments" should investigate anyone who touched these contracts.
To the widespread corruption present in Eastern Europe. It does exist. However this article goes to show that corruption is present at a larger scale in some of the "most" developed nations on earth.