Bloomberg took the consulting mania to a new, new hideous extreme like his reckless tsunami of development which caused great harm and some of the worst buildings ever built in NYC’s history and on old NY’s infrastructure but back to extreme amount of money, tax payer dollars, billions...? that went in to deep pockets like new buildings with crappy results and I am understating...SAIC CityTime and how many consulting firms..., flawed 911 tech system, Dept of Ed tech and someone explain Gartner who seems to be involved in consultanting NYC gov on everything when not selling DOE a pricey tech system and Gartner is owned by Glenn Hutchins also on Partnership for NY along with Rupert Murdoch who owns’ The NY Post who also sold DOE a pricey math program for 2.7 million dollars.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/kickback_in_time_EEERD1eWacAYAmM9wWAsMN
Click on the link above “Kick Back in Time” and explain how Glenn Hutchin’s Gartner remains blemish free Spherion SAIC CityTime. Thank you.
Who knew tech biz NYC gov was such big business and if you can make it work here I am guessing you can sell it all over the world or at least a math program like Rupe’s? SAIC I gather was hoping to have NYC gov sell CityTime but the system is so flawed and cost so much I don’t see that happening in the near future and NYC gov was suppose to get commission.
Hey reader what do you think? Email sent to me....
As a starting point for anything venture like CityTime, SAIC and all that other tommyrot, you only have to recall that wonderful scene in the 1984 GHOSTBUSTERS when Dan Ackroyd and Bill Murray, newly fired from Columbia University, where sitting on the steps discussing options for the their future.
Ackroyd hit the nail on the head when Murray proposed going into the Private sector. "We had it nice and easy at the University. We didn't have to do anything. You've never worked in the private sector. They expect RESULTS!"
And that is precisely why SAIC and so many others have a fun time in the public sector. RESULTS are not expected.
More to follow.