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Posted by: Steve J (Tuesday 30 November 2004, 9:29 AM)
I would say the author is correct here. It's a well known saying that if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. I'm not saying that EDS is bad in particular - indeed to be as successful as they are they must be doing something right - but if these desktops were managed by a systems administrator at DWP, do you really think he would still have his job?
When an entire government department can be brought down so easily by a simple mistake made by one person, something is wrong. I would say that anyone wishing their system to be fast and reliable would be being foolish and hypocritical if they specify Windows.
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