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Re: The next Chancellor of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
Indeed It’s not like firing a chancellor is ending their career, sending them into hell like penury etc. The biggest problem is that if she goes, the markets will see that as the loss of any financia… (View Post)1 -
Re: The next Chancellor of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
a NoSQL DB might be better… In any event, trying to hard specify the data structure for the whole NHS gets you back to Mega Projects. Which always fail. And often die from requirements growing like K… (View Post)2 -
Re: The next Chancellor of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
Over a hundred years ago, OR professionals noted that organisations run at 99% of capacity had - poor productivity - poor worker retention - poor quality - workers start “soldiering” - just doing the… (View Post)4 -
Re: The next Chancellor of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
The NHS has (partially) digitised a lot of areas. The problem is incompatible systems and mix of digital with paper. Most GPs are digitised, IIRC The sane approach is a gradual building of bridges be… (View Post)2 -
Re: Political authority is a lot like virginity, once it is gone it is very difficult to get back
Their Molly isn’t looking good. Excerpts so far have her talking too much, the glasses look wrong. And she isn’t brutally efficient. Steppin’ Razor she should be. (View Post)1
