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Hi Joerg,
Based on your IT experience, if I develop a new application and find 10 bugs initially, how many more (serious) bugs will I find in 2 years? I think I'll stay off the 787 for a few years :--)
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2010-05-19 20:46
The 787 has been a project management nightmare from the start! But unlike a computer, there's no reset switch on a crashed aircraft.
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