By Andy McCue
Published: Tuesday 21 June 2005
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Name
Martin Stanforth
Location
UK
Occupation
Consultant
Comment
No Roger, It's not your tax money; it's somebody else's money the Inland Revenue didn't collect.
Besides squandered is squandered right? - who cares whether it's EDS or central govt. that squanders it!!
I'd be (pleasantly) surprised if EDS signed a contract that made them liable for loss of income incurred as a consequence of using their system, so I doubt IR has much of a leg to stand on. Presumably IR signed-off the spec and formally accepted the system as being fit for purpose after extensive testing?
...what? you don't think they might have skimped on testing in order to go live on time do you?!!!
Let's have no compromise.
The full damages or the...
Roger Huffadine
No Roger, It's not your tax money; it's somebody e...
Martin Stanforth
Remind me again, how did EDS win the MOD deal?
Guy Kirkwood
And EDS wants in on ID cards. It is beyond compreh...
Anonymous
"How do these companies get away with it?"
Put ...
David J Walker
As a contractor working for EDS I can quite happil...
Anonymous
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