I believe Cameron's statement about the VA
management not being able to back off of migrating to a newer platform is
probably very close to the truth. However, I am sure that there were some
real business management decisions made (or at least I hope so). I saw an
article recently that estimated that 40-50% of the current VA IT staff will be
retiring in the next 5 years. If I was a manager of VA IT I would be very
concerned about that. I would seriously consider moving my technology to a
platform that enables me to recruit competent IT staff without having to rely on
in-house training for the next generation of VA IT support. I would even
consider technology that is inferior to my current technology as long as the new
technology meets my needs and gives me greater flexibilty in personnel matters
or provide me the opportunity to competitively outsource some IT
functions.
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