TC’s computer & financial system

[limlim]

pirate:

And I also know that AIM's c/o address at Block 57B New Upper Changi Road #01-1402 happens to be PAP HQ. You should visit the place some time. It's quite nice.

Just renovated recently..

[Strparent]

pirate:

I also know that if \"assessing new software and actually developing a replacement system that would meet our new requirements would take time, maybe 18-24 months or even longer\", one does not enter into an agreement to sell and lease back that system with a clause that allows the other party to terminate the agreement by giving one month's notice.


And I also know that AIM's c/o address at Block 57B New Upper Changi Road #01-1402 happens to be PAP HQ. You should visit the place some time. It's quite nice.

Pirate :salute: ,

that is really like setting oneself up at an extremely risky position indeed...if the tender had really gone to an independent company.

raysusan:

http://therealsingapore.com/content/tan-kin-lians-opinion-alex-au-vs-lee-hsien-loong

TAN KIN LIAN'S OPINION ON ALEX AU VS LEE HSIEN LOONG

Raysusan,

http://andrewlohhp.wordpress.com/2013/01/04/stop-being-so-childish-prime-minister/, LOL :evil: :evil:

Nobody ever believed there was corruption in the first place, most just wondering if the move was politically motivated. Why cant someone just answer the question directly? :scratchhead:

Ju chong ju luan :slapshead:

[pirate]

Ok, let's talk about the \"fundamental point\".


If a critical system/asset takes \"18-24 months or even longer\" to replace, would entering into a sale and leaseback agreement of that system containing a clause allowing the other party to terminate the agreement on giving one month's notice be considered 'mismanagement'?

I dunno leh. I am obviously not in the Minister's pay grade.

[ngl2010]

pirate:

Ok, let's talk about the \"fundamental point\".


If a critical system/asset takes \"18-24 months or even longer\" to replace, would entering into a sale and leaseback agreement of that system containing a clause allowing the other party to terminate the agreement on giving one month's notice be considered 'mismanagement'?

I dunno leh. I am obviously not in the Minister's pay grade.

Now got news that it was WP that initiated the termination of contract. Strange... strange... :scratchhead:

[concern2]

3Boys:

More effort to get out there and be an entrepreneur and try and set up a business to feed the family and create economic value.

:scratchhead: ... :idea: Set up a $2 company then get incorporated in a year to become a S$1 million company! :siam:
.....Oh, I forgot, I have competition from Strparent whose startup is going to be $5...

[concern2]

HVR:

pirate:

[quote=\"3Boys\"]Would YOU do their jobs for the salaries they are getting? Not that I'd ever get asked, but not in a million years, at triple their current pay. There are plenty of cut rate governments out there, cheap government not hard to find, good ones, on the other hand.....

I would do their job for 10% of what they are getting. And unlike the new bloods they are getting, I would not be getting a pay raise. Not that they will ever ask me, because I am not the kind of people they are looking for. I am not kuai kuai enough.

Besides not kuai kuai, you really think you are up to it? You can imagine yourself interacting meaningfully with other world leaders at various summits? You can convince business leaders and investors to invest in Singapore? You can fly our flag high? Bet you don't know shanmugam's current pay is less than the income tax he paid before he became minister.[/quote]Interesting...Shouldn't they be employing business people to be ministers? Which minister was an entrepreneur before he got selected into parliament?

[raysusan]

pirate:

I also know that if \"assessing new software and actually developing a replacement system that would meet our new requirements would take time, maybe 18-24 months or even longer\", one does not enter into an agreement to sell and lease back that system with a clause that allows the other party to terminate the agreement by giving one month's notice.


And I also know that AIM's c/o address at Block 57B New Upper Changi Road #01-1402 happens to be PAP HQ. You should visit the place some time. It's quite nice.

http://theonlinecitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/5061214445_2d9b15d6d9-copy1.jpg\">

:evil:
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2013/01/interesting-extracts-from-aims-incorporation-m-a/

[concern2]

raysusan:

pirate:

I also know that if \"assessing new software and actually developing a replacement system that would meet our new requirements would take time, maybe 18-24 months or even longer\", one does not enter into an agreement to sell and lease back that system with a clause that allows the other party to terminate the agreement by giving one month's notice.


And I also know that AIM's c/o address at Block 57B New Upper Changi Road #01-1402 happens to be PAP HQ. You should visit the place some time. It's quite nice.

http://theonlinecitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/5061214445_2d9b15d6d9-copy1.jpg\">

:evil:
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2013/01/interesting-extracts-from-aims-incorporation-m-a/

Frankly speaking, in trying to give PAP benefit of the doubts, I donno whether to laugh or to cry now. :faint: Now everyone AIM PAP...

[HVR]

The word is not ‘employing’. It is not about looking for a qualified person and hire him. If only it’s that simple. The incumbent had said before it was extremely difficult to attract talents from private sectors to become minister. It involves a lot of sacrifices both financially and privacy/family time. That’s the problem here, some people think everything is so easy.

[concern2]

HVR:

The word is not 'employing'. It is not about looking for a qualified person and hire him. If only it's that simple. The incumbent had said before it was extremely difficult to attract talents from private sectors to become minister. It involves a lot of sacrifices both financially and privacy/family time. That's the problem here, some people think everything is so easy.

Ahhh....understand it is certainly not easy, especially whatever one says has a very high chance of being sued, no matter how willing and qualified one is. Really not easy.