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<blockquote data-quote="pretzel_man" data-source="post: 409501" data-attributes="member: 927">okay...&nbsp;First, I&#039;ve heard from old friends (system managers and up) that attrition will handle the work that is global sourced.&nbsp; By attrition, they include the release of contractors.&nbsp; You guys have a bunch.&nbsp;As far as what I&#039;m not getting from IS....&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;When I see what a release cost, and compare that to what was delivered, I&#039;m amazed.&nbsp; We still have some people in the districts that can program.&nbsp; They make much less than IS, but can deliver things quickly.&nbsp;I don&#039;t understand why you guys take so long and deliver so little??&nbsp; Please explain that to me.&nbsp; What does an average release cost?&nbsp; How much do I get??&nbsp;I must admit, that the quality of your systems has improved greatly over the years.&nbsp; However, the cost has as well.&nbsp;In the field, we are asked to constantly do more with less.&nbsp; I would like IS to do the same.&nbsp;P-Man</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pretzel_man, post: 409501, member: 927"] okay... First, I've heard from old friends (system managers and up) that attrition will handle the work that is global sourced. By attrition, they include the release of contractors. You guys have a bunch. As far as what I'm not getting from IS.... When I see what a release cost, and compare that to what was delivered, I'm amazed. We still have some people in the districts that can program. They make much less than IS, but can deliver things quickly. I don't understand why you guys take so long and deliver so little?? Please explain that to me. What does an average release cost? How much do I get?? I must admit, that the quality of your systems has improved greatly over the years. However, the cost has as well. In the field, we are asked to constantly do more with less. I would like IS to do the same. P-Man [/QUOTE]

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