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From the Daily Caller:
- Birth Of Kenya's Konza Techno City Is In October
Proposed Konza Technocity: Attracting serious investors THE GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY for Kenya’s Konza Techno City will be held in October this year, we can report. This will pave the way for construction work on the US$7 billion project...
- Kenya To Host Konza Technocity's Investors Conference
The technology Park will be a prominent feature in the city THE KENYA GOVERNMENT will host the first Konza city investors conference in August. The event will bring together 500 local and international investors in a three- day conference...
- “white House Has Said Nothing About The Number Of People Who Have Paid Their Checks To The Companies”
From Bob Laszewski There’s bad news hidden behind the White House’s latest optimistic Obamacare report. Few people are actually paying for the healthcare plans that they’ve picked on the partially-fixed Obamacare website, say industry insiders.How...
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CMS, Tavener Seem to Have Violated Federal Rules in Falsely Certifying Healthcare.gov As "Secure" It appears that CMS violated federal guidelines regarding security certification. Federal rules require that website be certified as secure before being...
- Gross: U.s. Taxpayers Shelled Out $634,320,919 To Build Obamacare Website
From Digital Journal: It’s been one full week since the flagship technology portion of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) went live. And since that time, the befuddled beast that is Healthcare.gov has shutdown, crapped out, stalled, and mis-loaded...
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Tech Experts: Working Obamacare Website Should Have Cost At Most “$5 Million To $10 Million”
From the Daily Caller:
Get ready to smash your head against a wall.
On Wednesday night, Sean Hannity had two tech experts on his Fox News show to discuss the continuing problems of the Obamacare website. At the end of the interview, Hannity asked the experts how much it would have cost them to build a site similar to healthcare.gov that both operated properly from the beginning and was built secure to protect users’ sensitive information.
“I would say to build a site like this with the infrastructure, the architecture around it, you are looking at maybe $5 million to $10 million at a very maximum rate,” said David Kennedy, president of the technology firm TrustedSec. “It isn’t rocket science.”
- Birth Of Kenya's Konza Techno City Is In October
Proposed Konza Technocity: Attracting serious investors THE GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY for Kenya’s Konza Techno City will be held in October this year, we can report. This will pave the way for construction work on the US$7 billion project...
- Kenya To Host Konza Technocity's Investors Conference
The technology Park will be a prominent feature in the city THE KENYA GOVERNMENT will host the first Konza city investors conference in August. The event will bring together 500 local and international investors in a three- day conference...
- “white House Has Said Nothing About The Number Of People Who Have Paid Their Checks To The Companies”
From Bob Laszewski There’s bad news hidden behind the White House’s latest optimistic Obamacare report. Few people are actually paying for the healthcare plans that they’ve picked on the partially-fixed Obamacare website, say industry insiders.How...
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CMS, Tavener Seem to Have Violated Federal Rules in Falsely Certifying Healthcare.gov As "Secure" It appears that CMS violated federal guidelines regarding security certification. Federal rules require that website be certified as secure before being...
- Gross: U.s. Taxpayers Shelled Out $634,320,919 To Build Obamacare Website
From Digital Journal: It’s been one full week since the flagship technology portion of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) went live. And since that time, the befuddled beast that is Healthcare.gov has shutdown, crapped out, stalled, and mis-loaded...