One Expert Pegs Yearly Cost of IT Failure At $6.2 Trillion
blognoggle writes "Roger Sessions, a noted author and expert on complexity, developed a model for calculating the total global cost of IT failure. Roger describes his approach in a white paper titled The IT Complexity Crisis: Danger and Opportunity. He concludes that IT failure costs the global economy a staggering $6.2 trillion per year."
and it will magically work the way it's supposed to work
turning it off and on again.
Game: Player 'Donald J Trump' now has AI skill level 'experimental'.
His failure to title the report "The IT Complexity Crisis: Epic Fail" saddens the hearts of all good men and patriots.
This just in, Employee Time Off costs the world $60+ Trillion a year, analyst suggests 16 hour work days.
Oh, Tanenbaum.
Perhaps wikipedia doesn't save Sessions info between uses?
rewriting history since 2109
None, of course! Stupid cost centers, with those geeks always inflating their budgets for shiny new tech toys...
Well *I* am not only a noted expert on complexity but a specialist in improbability and a noted chaos activist (having a doctorate in activism) and *I* say that IT errors cost TEN QUINZILLION DOLLARS so pay attention to me me me.
Mgmt blames the devs, and devs blame the mgmt, and both get modded "insightful".
It's like watching hot naked babes wrestling in the mud, except that it's the exact opposite.
Fuck systemd. Fuck Redhat. Fuck Soylent, too. Wait, scratch the last one.
"I expected someone would have checked the math before posting this kind of story on Slashdot"
Seriously? This story had some math, even if it was made up. That's way ahead of the usual.