Remind anyone of AHLTA?

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I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but it sounds like the Army's issues with AHLTA aren't specific to medicine. The similarities between this story and the story of AHLTA are just depressing.

Boondoggle Goes Boom A demented tale of how the Army actually does business

 

[J-Rad]

Or take saic [sic], whose former vice president, Dr. Russell Richardson, is now one of the Army’s architects of a future iteration of DCGS-A.

You know that SAIC is also the company that originally developed AHLTA (and lost the contract for maintenance, for a while at least, to Northrup Grumman IIRC). They also have periodically lost military members' sensitive information (SSNs, etc) via stolen laptops. High quality company there.

 

[deuist]

uggh, yet we still use T-sheets in the ED.