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Comments on: Air Force signs multimillion-dollar deal with Accenture

IT company lands five-year contract to build and manage accounting systems.

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Yikes
by JFDMit March 29, 2006 12:40 AM PST
As if the military isn't already clogged with world-class bureaucracy, waste and mismanagement, they've hired the granddaddy of all timewasters to help sort them out. There isn't a problem in the world big enough that Accenture can't make it worse.
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I agree
by jsde March 29, 2006 5:25 AM PST
DFAS was just overhauled in 2003. Their implementation of WAWF supposedly eliminates red-tape. This system overhaul just added another level of bureaucracy to deal with. Less than 3 years later, another change to a system their own people are just getting use to...what a waste.
How many retired generals did Accenture hire
by March 30, 2006 8:23 AM PST
How many retired generals did Accenture have to hire to get this contract. They are having major credibility gaps with the $450 million lost on the British Health System Contract and now they are added to a consortium with four other major contractors. Seems like a lot of waste.

Oh yea! Weren't they originally part of the Arthur Anderson group and spun off months before the woul Enron collapse..... Thats right they will be able to find off-sheet financing and eliminate the defense deficit.

We will sell bomb leases to Iraq, and then drop the bombs on them. We will call it part of the collection process. The only problem will be trying to collect the lease paymnents, but the debt will be off the books.
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