[andygates]

As a huge healthcare org with solid MS lock-in: ouch.

Brexy-fans can say it's "fluctuating not tanking"; we still have to pay more for software (and less for hospital beds, staff, and so on. In big orgs these costs are gibberring).

(personally I'm betting on EUR-GBP parity by xmas, because my Cassandra gland is firing overtime)

[dx034]

Don't worry, it was promised that the NHS gets £350m more per week after Brexit.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/brexit-vote-l...

[jstanley]

What's a Cassandra gland?

[wojcech]

If I have to guess, the primary organ used in prediction of the future, especially catastrophes

[kagamine]

And how can costs be gibbering?

Staggering via autocorrect?

[andwur]

I think they mean that viewing the costs induces gibbering in the viewer.