Letter: Is IBM off the hook?

  • Apr 07, 2008
Regarding “IBM is back, but what happened?”: Doing business with the government just got that much more risky, frustrating and, ultimately, costly. And then, of course, the government promptly reverses its nuclear strike. This is just a fresh case of federal managers showing their bottoms.

I think what we have here is a failure to adjudicate. So what happens for IBM's bad behavior, anyway?

Anonymous




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