$163,000,000 spent and nothing to show for it. Of course, Oracle / SAP have absurdly powerful contracts that basically bail them out of any accountability. This is despite both of them being notorious for overruns on their projects, especially government deployments.
From a survey, 47% of ERP projects have budget overruns.
$163,000,000 spent and nothing to show for it. Of course, Oracle / SAP have absurdly powerful contracts that basically bail them out of any accountability. This is despite both of them being notorious for overruns on their projects, especially government deployments.
From a survey, 47% of ERP projects have budget overruns.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/526423/worldwide-erp-imp...
When you have this many problems in government deployments, it goes from "oopsie doopsie" to "government budget milking machine - working as intended"