Boston's Big Dig Delayed Because of Programmers?
dalewj writes "This article in the
Boston Globe explains that Boston's Big Dig will be ready to open on time, if the software developers and cable layers can get their act together." Turns out honeywell's software isn't quite ready.
I thought the Big Dig was supposed to go on forever.
There is nothing so silly as other peoples traditions, and nothing so sacred as our own.
I thought the software was working fine? I mean, that little guy on the screen is going to town with that shovel...
OH, "Big Dig", I thought you said "Dig Dug".
Nevermind.
Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion.
Larry Bossidy, the just-retired CEO of Honeywell, one of the Dig contractors that may contribute to delayed openings of the tunnel sections, is in town tomorrow to give a speech at the Marriott Long Wharf to promote his new book. The title? Funny you should ask. It's called "Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done."
Jesus saves souls and redeems them for valuable cash prizes
I-93. Where else can you park in downtown Boston for free?
Building more roads to combat traffic congestion is like buying a bigger belt to combat obesity.
Get back to work, you.
I am very small, utmostly microscopic.
But I didn't know the hole was in Boston.
paintball
Forgive me if I misquote:
* It's not our fault, it's the previous contractor's.
* It's not our fault, it's management.
* It's not our fault, it's the client.
* It's not our fault, the requirement are fuzzy.
* It's not our fault, it's the politics.
Well, bad news, bucko: Welcome to the software industry. You've just used up your quota of excuses. You cannot bitch about a project until the next fical year.
rOD.
Rod Begbie done this, and he's not