How time flies The insurance company VP is ticked, and big time. He tells this IT pilot fish that the newly installed interactive system is running like molasses at a remote office. One user is complaining it takes more than 300 seconds to complete a transaction on the new system, says the veep. The fish gets on it.
Fish waits with bated breath while the user begins the transaction.
Three seconds later, the transaction is complete. But the user triumphantly holds up her new digital watch, with its stopwatch function accurate to two decimal places. If it gets printed, you get a sharp Shark shirt. Now is the time to speak up and influence these discussions. Computerworld Inc. All rights reserved.