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Mistakes Were Made: CIOs Share The Worst Tech Excuses They’ve Heard – Wall Street Journal (blog)

December 29, 2015

Mistakes Were Made: CIOs Share The Worst Tech Excuses They’ve Heard – Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Wall Street Journal (blog)

Mistakes Were Made: CIOs Share The Worst Tech Excuses They've Heard
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. CIO Mike Giresi was told by an employee that the entire network went down because he tripped on a wire. Mr. Giresi said he wouldn't identify the former worker, saying only that his current “place of employment remains ...

Mistakes Were Made: CIOs Share The Worst Tech Excuses They’ve Heard – Wall Street Journal (blog)

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/dutch-caribbean/mistakes-were-made-cios-share-the-worst-tech-excuses-theyve-heard-wall-street-journal-blog/

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