Too bad we didn't bet money. I could have used it. I clicked on the link, and within about 3 seconds had total sensory overload, freaked out, and closed the window. :)
I doubt it would help a lot. Our current corporate cultural obsession isn't technical or even managerial per se: it's all about Sarbanes-Oxley and how multiple levels of our managers, directors, executives and the board of directors demand high-discipline strict accountability and iron-clad audit trails of all transactions, decisions and planning.
Anyway, since I'm not in the management tiers and the requirements are coming out of the board of directors, the information security department and the legal department, my technical folks are more or less stuck with it until someone re-interprets Sarbanes-Oxley.
Fortunately, I keep my soul in a mason jar hidden in the basement at home. My blood pressure is much, much lower than it would be otherwise. :-)
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Date: 2005-11-08 04:55 pm (UTC)Anyway, since I'm not in the management tiers and the requirements are coming out of the board of directors, the information security department and the legal department, my technical folks are more or less stuck with it until someone re-interprets Sarbanes-Oxley.
Fortunately, I keep my soul in a mason jar hidden in the basement at home. My blood pressure is much, much lower than it would be otherwise. :-)
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