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<blockquote data-quote="sh00ter" data-source="post: 3917088" data-attributes="member: 24531"><p>Yeah I know about that too...apparently a lot of people at DOC didn't get paid one month because of that mess. Stitt has no idea and they are blowing rainbows and unicorns up his you know what...If this stuff was going on at Gateway Mortgage, he'd be firing people. He doesn't know and he isn't going to know and I suspect he may not listen even if someone told him. This has been going on for years under the radar and the media hasn't figured it out. Maybe someone will start complaining about them on the lost ogle. I'd be willing to bet if you could "really" calculate state dollars spent in the same period of OMES vs non-OMES much more has been wasted. Apparently they implement or fail to implement large expensive projects and then abandon them with no regard to the cost and losses from the individual agencies having to retrain, etc. Imagine how less efficient the gov't must be if any of this is true. This always happens when you give people power that know nothing about IT. Except in the private sector, that gets corrected fast when it clearly affects the bottom line. Our law makers will just keep raising taxes to offset it.</p><p></p><p>Yep, and nobody knows it but they circle the wagons and protect themselves. All they seem to care about is CYA from what I've been told; they are the OK version of the deepstate.</p><p></p><p>Another negative effect...the loss of good people and a bunch of contractors brought in to replace them. I've also heard that that is the trick they use to lie about the size of state gov't. They don't count contractors so they can maintain or even increase the size of "state workers" using contractors and for-profit companies and then only report to the media & voters that they are shrinking gov't because so mnay people have left or retire..sneaky.</p><p></p><p>They were also previously using the Russian antivirus system for the state gov't and then they switched to Crowdstrike which is the company that was working for the DNC and denied the feds the ability to investigate where the 2016 DNC hacks came from regarding Seth Rich. Imagine if the governor knew that his deputies were hiring Hilary Clinton operatives to run the state security systems. But he's not going to know if he doesn't by now...I also learned that he or someone in his office was actually recently braggin' about the Workday thing thinking it improved efficiency. They do him like Trump and feed him bogus info. If tax payers know some of the stuff I've heard, there would be mass protesting LOL.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sh00ter, post: 3917088, member: 24531"] Yeah I know about that too...apparently a lot of people at DOC didn't get paid one month because of that mess. Stitt has no idea and they are blowing rainbows and unicorns up his you know what...If this stuff was going on at Gateway Mortgage, he'd be firing people. He doesn't know and he isn't going to know and I suspect he may not listen even if someone told him. This has been going on for years under the radar and the media hasn't figured it out. Maybe someone will start complaining about them on the lost ogle. I'd be willing to bet if you could "really" calculate state dollars spent in the same period of OMES vs non-OMES much more has been wasted. Apparently they implement or fail to implement large expensive projects and then abandon them with no regard to the cost and losses from the individual agencies having to retrain, etc. Imagine how less efficient the gov't must be if any of this is true. This always happens when you give people power that know nothing about IT. Except in the private sector, that gets corrected fast when it clearly affects the bottom line. Our law makers will just keep raising taxes to offset it. Yep, and nobody knows it but they circle the wagons and protect themselves. All they seem to care about is CYA from what I've been told; they are the OK version of the deepstate. Another negative effect...the loss of good people and a bunch of contractors brought in to replace them. I've also heard that that is the trick they use to lie about the size of state gov't. They don't count contractors so they can maintain or even increase the size of "state workers" using contractors and for-profit companies and then only report to the media & voters that they are shrinking gov't because so mnay people have left or retire..sneaky. They were also previously using the Russian antivirus system for the state gov't and then they switched to Crowdstrike which is the company that was working for the DNC and denied the feds the ability to investigate where the 2016 DNC hacks came from regarding Seth Rich. Imagine if the governor knew that his deputies were hiring Hilary Clinton operatives to run the state security systems. But he's not going to know if he doesn't by now...I also learned that he or someone in his office was actually recently braggin' about the Workday thing thinking it improved efficiency. They do him like Trump and feed him bogus info. If tax payers know some of the stuff I've heard, there would be mass protesting LOL. [/QUOTE]
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