[jandom]

It’s likely an impossible choice, between inept big four consultancy groups (that charge $$$, deliver little, and run everything through manual excel entry) vs palantir who likely will deliver results. I have no love for Palantir but at least they’re competent.

During covid, palantir had to elbow its way to sell to the UK govt and replaced dilapidated “solutions” from the big four.

[0x3f]

It's just the UK state in it's classic rut/local minima. Sometimes I wonder if it wouldn't be solved by simultaneously (a) paying MPs a lot more, and (b) banning all other forms of income. As it is, being an MP is a total dead end for anyone actually talented at getting things done.

Even a middling technical understanding of things precludes getting seduced by Deloitte.

[Sebguer]

you say this as if massive corporations with extremely well-compensated executives don't regularly employ Deloitite and other worthless consultancies to do all sorts of work ineptly?

[0x3f]

Well-compensated is necessary, not sufficient