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Re: skunksyard post# 6958

Thursday, 11/15/2007 8:51:07 PM

Thursday, November 15, 2007 8:51:07 PM

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I got the same impression about when Blackwell left as well. I am sure he was not utilized as a CIO at all. He was the utility IT guy. Which is pretty much how I interpreted his qualifications to be after I read his resume. He was no CIO.

I am sure he was a good Tech Guy...but if he spec ed the IT systems I might question his abilities. Then again...I don't know the budget he was given.

That ordering software has to communicate with the stores and financial entities somehow. Likely a database and local server as well. I bet none of it was High Availability...lol well we know that since there was no redundant power.

How exactly do you run a call center without redundant power? They had millions...to run way more than the IT and call center equipment, HVAC and some lights than they had I would be very surprised if it was more than $250K for UPS and natural gas generator installed with intelligent auto switching.

Anyway the CC was premature. Get 200 shops and some revenue and then roll a pilot. Call me crazy... :)