March 28, 2003
Auditors Blast Management of Cal State's Computing Project
In a scathing report released this month, California auditors denounced a controversial nine-year project to overhaul administrative computing throughout the California State University System at a cost of more than $440-million. The report accused the university of understating costs and failing to establish a business plan for the undertaking.
The goal of the project, known as the Common Management System, is to replace outdated computer systems on Cal State's 23 campuses with one
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