Gatewood appeal

Robcat · Post by **Robcat** » Wed Sep 07, 2005 2:01 pm

Kramer was in Billings today and he would not comment on the Gatewood scandal. This is a VERY emotional issue from Kramers stand point. I know he will be very happy to have GREATWOOD back.

BobcatLionFan · Post by **BobcatLionFan** » Wed Sep 07, 2005 2:02 pm

No one is finger pointing or dung slinging.

I think it is more people are interested in what the issue was, why and what is already in place.

The assumption is that when something is broken (a process) it will get fixed by knowledgible people. To add a level of bureaucracy is probably not needed after one occurance. Just an understanding of what happen and who should have done what.

When a problem becomes systemic is when you need to add additional bureaucracy.

Hell's Bells · Post by **Hell's Bells** » Wed Sep 07, 2005 2:12 pm

BobcatLionFan wrote:No one is finger pointing or dung slinging.

I think it is more people are interested in what the issue was, why and what is already in place.

The assumption is that when something is broken (a process) it will get fixed by knowledgible people. To add a level of bureaucracy is probably not needed after one occurance. Just an understanding of what happen and who should have done what.

When a problem becomes systemic is when you need to add additional bureaucracy.

when a problem is systemitic the last thing you would need is additional levels of bureaucracy. What you will need, however, is the right people in the right places that dont care about their career path who are willing to do the right thing...regardless of who it pisses off...and get things done

BobcatLionFan · Post by **BobcatLionFan** » Wed Sep 07, 2005 2:33 pm

When a problem becomes systemic, it means the system in place is wrong and repeats the problem over and over, not just one person. In which case you need to change the system or add a watch dog.

That is NOT the case in this one, It appears to be a one timer.