Posts by tmTM 733 publicly visible posts • joined 27 Jan 2011
How Minimum are they?
JLR got popped big time, they suffered huge losses, and companies that work them took a huge hit. M&S losses were so big they maxed out their cyber policy.
Do companies need to look at raising this minimum threshold? because clearly some messes are racking up substantial sums to clean up.
Tech also attracts alot of people with neurodivergent qualities.
Such people don't actually get on well in face-to-face or communal environments, but having the team available to chat online, from their own safe space is more of a feeling of community to them.
As usual, bosses need to look past their own wants and viewpoints.
Uber doesn't own it's vehicles, or technically employ the drivers, so it's overheads in those areas is vastly reduced.
Running robotaxis it'll own the vehicle/device, be responsible for insurance, fuel/charge and obviously maintenance. So per hour running costs need to be low to offset the huge rise in costs.
The Chinese government not only caused the property crisis, but then spectacularly failed to deal with the aftermath which has lead to such longer term issues.
Promoting domestic consumption isn't going to help when they've actively avoided dealing with the key issues slowing economic growth.
A recurring theme people use in their defence is that 'someone else' told them the system was fine and that was that.
Who are these 'someone else'?? Why did even the head of IT have 'someone else' telling him everything was hunky dory?
Sooner or later names will have to be named, if it's not the head of IT then who was it?
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