The Barry Bonds’ post has appeared to strike a chord with readers in terms of being a conceptual touchstone in that strong viewpoints are now being presented by what was previously perceived as being a largely dormant, disinterested populace.
Here is just one more example of the reactions I have received from what now appears to be an increasingly interested and informed readership.
“Great analogy Jon, now I see where you are coming from about the GoC! You should look up CPC-2-0-03 from Spectrum Management, where the installation of towers for communications will have to go to the public meeting process, which could add another 4 months on before construction can begin. What that one does is feed the rooftop owners the ability to gouge excessively for rental. Right now the price of a rooftop here has gone from $2K per month to $4k.”
Once again, the effectiveness of any post or article regardless of author is measured by its effectiveness to stimulate feedback and debate. Given the importance (and wide-ranging impact) of the GoC’s Shared Service strategy on Canada and Canadians as a whole, a passionate and intelligent dialogue is both critical and necessary.
For those of you who may not have received the original post notifications, here are the links to the inititial Bonds article, as well as to the follow-up piece.
Please use the “comments” or “trackback” options under today’s post heading to provide us with your opinions and thoughts on this rapidly developing story.
Referenced Links:
https://procureinsights.wordpress.com/2008/03/12/shared-services-simplified-or-how-barry-bonds–bat-weight-explained-goc-thinking/ (March 12, 2008)
https://procureinsights.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/further-to-the-barry-bonds-post/ (March 14, 2008)
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Posted on March 17, 2008
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