Juan Gonzalez says this is happening all around the country with cities and states converting to digital systems.
The consultants are being paid $400,000 a year. Nice. Because it is a capital expenditure no one knew what these people were being paid so you have to dig into the city records.
For what?
Basically a digital payroll and time-keeping system with features such as "biometric hand scanners to avoid city workers punching in for other workers" and digital timecards.
Anyone up for going after cities and governments who are doing this or looking to do this? It's taken 7 years in New York at a cost of almost $1 billion, I say we can do it for... oh, I don't know, 1% of that and in 1/7th the time?
Juan Gonzalez says this is happening all around the country with cities and states converting to digital systems.
The consultants are being paid $400,000 a year. Nice. Because it is a capital expenditure no one knew what these people were being paid so you have to dig into the city records.
For what?
Basically a digital payroll and time-keeping system with features such as "biometric hand scanners to avoid city workers punching in for other workers" and digital timecards.
Anyone up for going after cities and governments who are doing this or looking to do this? It's taken 7 years in New York at a cost of almost $1 billion, I say we can do it for... oh, I don't know, 1% of that and in 1/7th the time?