E-health is the government of Ontario's fault.
They told the person in charge that this system had to be up and running in a short period of time.
They hired a person who had a history of doing what it took to do the job.
She had the necessary contacts so the only way to do this is hire consultants that have the expertise in the area one is trying to develop.
Unfortunately the economic crash is happening around us, the consultant’s revenues were dramatically decreased, so they started to help themselves to more than they promised and they essentially got their hands caught in the cookie jar.
The tendering process is a long and drawn out way of getting the job done.
I would have to say that when people complain about the slow moving government, tendering is part of that problem.
Tendering is the most fair and cheaper way of completing the job.
As far as e-health is concerned it will now take about a year or so longer to complete.