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St. Louis IT layoffs start Mar 2021

Hundreds of St. Louis IT employees being rifed starting in March for many. Seems like at least the level ones and twos will be replaced by contractors.

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It's the Calhoun way. Look at what he did at Nielsen. Has he hired Mitch Habib yet?

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The crooks sold out our Country.

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Seattle Times reporting IT Outsourcing 600 IT jobs from Puget Sound, St. Louis, and Charleston in hosting servers, datacenter services cloud computing, databases and storage, software updates and configuration, IT system security against malware and hacks, and end user support.

Should be interesting to see if that means all the DBAs go to Dell as well as IT employees that support COTS or vendor tools like SAP etc or if they are just talking about OS and desktop software updates?

If that is 10 percent of IT then when are they shifting the other 70 percent of software development to India or consulting companies CA, IBM, Indian firm like Infosys. Knowing Boeing probably before Christmas 2021.

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To the OP: You were right on! Some people here just want to trash others but they are the trash.

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A friend of mine in IT at St. Louis has to interview with Dell to keep his job this week. Sounds like the rumor of the 80% of St Louis IT Center of Excellence over at the Blue Zoo complex getting outsourced to Dell.

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To the guy kissing China Comac butt.. let them get their single isle off the ground first. Then try to scare us with their wide body plans.

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Your saying hundreds of IT in St Louis. I doubt there is even close to that number of IT's in St Louis. Maybe hundreds of managers and HR people in St Louis but not hundreds of IT's. I bet there is about a dozen IT +/- in St Louis. Ever have a computer problem? Last time I did some IT guy in Charleston SC contacted me.

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https://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/airlines/a26764/china-and-russia-build-new-wide-body-airliner/
China and Russia Reach Agreement to Build New Wide-Body Airliner…

The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac) and Russia's
United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) recently announced an agreement to
begin full-scale development of a new wide-body airliner, according to
Aviation Week.
The new jumbo jet is designed to carry 280 passengers, putting it in a
similar class to the Boeing 787 and Airbus A330-900.

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https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/boeing-risks-losing-a-third-of-777x-orders-on-jet-s-latest-delay-1.1557529

Boeing Risks Losing a Third of its 777X Orders on Jet’s Latest Delay
Boeing failure to execute is in its use of MBA’s as engineering.

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https://simpleflying.com/russia-chinas-plan-to-compete-against-airbus-boeing/

Russia And China’s Plan To Compete Against Airbus And Boeing:
State-backed manufacturers in each of the two countries are developing
Narrow body alternatives to the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 families.
As well as this, they are coming together to jointly develop a
Wide-body competitor.

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https://www.airforcemag.com/usaf-downgrades-two-kc-46-category-1-deficiencies/
Feb. 1, 2021

  • USAF, Boeing Make’s Progress on Fixing It's KC-46 Fսck-Ups

The Air Force recently resolved two Category 1 deficiencies on the troubled
KC-46 tanker, both problems with the aircraft’s auxiliary power unit that
could impact the safety of flight.
However, the four remaining issues are still years away from being solved.

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