And how. Whatever SSA is currently using, it was built by the Byzantines, I think.
A new facility is being built, but they're taking their sweet time on it. It took them 3 years to find a site and a contractor. And now that they have the contractor, the inevitable construction delays and contract disputes can begin in earnest.
And, just for fun: "Data center design for bozos: Social Security’s National Computing Center" http://vburke.wordpress.com/2011/02/17/data-center-design-for-bozos-social-securitys-national-computing-center/
Yes. SSA still has a mainframe, PCOM. SSA has been trying to upgrade it, and had requested money to do so, but Congress denied the request and cut SSA's budget instead...
And how. Whatever SSA is currently using, it was built by the Byzantines, I think.
ReplyDeleteA new facility is being built, but they're taking their sweet time on it. It took them 3 years to find a site and a contractor. And now that they have the contractor, the inevitable construction delays and contract disputes can begin in earnest.
Sorry, meant to leave the source for my comment:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.datacenterdynamics.com/focus/archive/2012/01/social-security-data-center-contract-awarded
And, just for fun:
"Data center design for bozos: Social Security’s National Computing Center"
http://vburke.wordpress.com/2011/02/17/data-center-design-for-bozos-social-securitys-national-computing-center/
Yes. SSA still has a mainframe, PCOM. SSA has been trying to upgrade it, and had requested money to do so, but Congress denied the request and cut SSA's budget instead...
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