Wait a second, is that Jay Weinstein?
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If there is one person making a difference for the company it's Jay.
Please join me in thanking Jay and his team for their outstanding leadership in providing all L-3 divisions with outstand IT services and policies.
Let me just say, personally, I adore this man.
All of this is Junk. I work in L3 IT and we take security seriously. Warfare is cyber now, like it or not. The reality is, we are protecting sensitive data against malicious party’s.
If you have anything more to say make sure you put in a waiver to L-3 corporate IT. :)
He is a nice guy though. Unlike upper bosses that got tied to the basketball net in high school. Tin man comes to mind.
How much does Captain Invincia get in kickbacks for pushing this crap on L3?
sounds like a himey name - probably worked out a deal to have his foreskin softened (kind of like freezing a wart) in exchange for alpha testing a product
Are phones part of IT? It seems our local communication apparatus get smaller and less evolved every few years. If we shrink any further, we will be calling each other via two cans and a string. These posts sure explain a lot! The trickle down (but not near a keyboard, as that would cause keys to stick) effect to places like Vertex, has resulted in the removal of color printers, desktop printers and scanners in the last two years. Now, what once was accomplished in seconds/minutes takes much longer, as those tasks are sent to "networked" machines. Machines with many multiple users, who all have high volume of this or that. Some of which is confidential and truly shouldn't be seen by those out of the realm on the originator's department. Those of us who generate docs that, not only look better in color, but are mandated to be in color - so much so that if the shade of "blue" is off, it's off with your head - we have to go begging around the building for someone whose department still has the elusive color printer. It's a disquieting conversation, in a hushed voice, that goes thusly: "Hi, so and so, this is Vertexia, I need to print my Excel spreadsheet in color...can you help me?. I will give you one hundred dollars cash money; I will babysit your horrible grandchildren for a weekend; or, I will let you have my AMEX for 48 hrs." All that is missing is a trench coat. What a way to run a company! "Don Quiboardote?" ILMAO!
That's ridiculous, he wouldn't take away the keyboards; you just have to enter your password again every 250 keystrokes. Mice on the other hand are a luxury that put the company's IT security at risk.
Beware of the Don of Corporate IT. Word on the street is that he and his cronies are pushing to have keyboards and mice removed.