Trudeau government 'repeatedly failed' to manage ArriveCAN app: auditor general report
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“As a result of the many gaps and weaknesses we found in the project’s design, oversight, and accountability, it did not deliver the best value for taxpayer dollars spent,” wrote

“As a result of the many gaps and weaknesses we found in the project’s design, oversight, and accountability, it did not deliver the best value for taxpayer dollars spent,” wrote Auditor General Karen Hogan in a report released Monday.

  • BlameThePeacockEnglish
    4·
    11 months ago

    No shit.

    No app should ever cost anywhere near that amount. The only way to get to that number is to include far to many people in front of the programmers.

    Two competent programmers and a single manager to coordinate the requirements could have turned out a better result. They should cap the number of people allowed to work on software like this at around 5-10.

    Same thing with the Phoenix pay system, too many cooks in the kitchen.

  • NevromeFrançais
    3·
    10 months ago

    Gosh, I hope so.

    59,5M$ for all this mess, saying they failed to manage the app is the least insulting thing they could’ve said.

    Anyone with an ounce of common sense would have done a better job.

  • Kecessa@sh.itjust.works
    1·
    10 months ago

    There’s a big issue with wages for people with a specialization in the federal government and there’s no one to take the reigns on that. It’s not normal to pay people in IT 110k and to then be forced to hire contractors at three times that amount because no one wants to work for you.

  • corsicanguppy
    11·
    10 months ago

    Fast. Cheap. Good.

    Monday-morning quarterbacks don’t even understand THAT much. Most of them still haven’t figured out vaccines, but here they are.