Solving the ‘hostage situation’ in state procurement
A well-timed piece of analysis charts a line of inquiry for the Auditor-General’s pending probe into government technology projects.
The saying “getting down among the weeds” is usually pejorative, often preceding an exhortation to lift thinking to a higher, more strategic level.
But sometimes it’s down in the weeds where the action is really happening and where gnarly problems can be solved.
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Rob O'Neill
Thu, 04 Oct 2018
Thu, 04 Oct 2018
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Solving the ‘hostage situation’ in state procurement
Analysis,Tech & Innovation,
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