Were any staff assigned to actually set to work Collins software ?

Question:It says in "The Australian Literary Review" 2nd April 2008 that the system was "flawed".

I suppose it would be flawed if no one bothered to set it to work the way it had been planned in the contract to set it to work.

I wonder if there were any staff whatsoever assigned to set the software to work the way the software had been planned to be set to work as per the original contract.

If there weren't, I wonder what all the finger pointing is about.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: It says in "The Australian Literary Review" 2nd April 2008 that the system was "flawed".

I suppose it would be flawed if no one bothered to set it to work the way it had been planned in the contract to set it to work.

I wonder if there were any staff whatsoever assigned to set the software to work the way the software had been planned to be set to work as per the original contract.

If there weren't, I wonder what all the finger pointing is about.

I agree, this is very interesting... and perhaps a bit suspicious. Hmm.