I understand completely your point about the need for "rogue IT" to get things done. It was a bit touch and go with formal IT. I needed access to their data so I learned early on to suck it up, turn on the charm and beg!
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I was "rogue IT" for one department
Hello D Cavanaugh.
I understand completely your point about the need for "rogue IT" to get things done. It was a bit touch and go with formal IT. I needed access to their data so I learned early on to suck it up, turn on the charm and beg!
In the end we both had a lot of respect for the other. One of the highest compliments I received came from one of the mainframers whom I had only the greatest respect. It made my day, week and month.
I understand completely your point about the need for "rogue IT" to get things done. It was a bit touch and go with formal IT. I needed access to their data so I learned early on to suck it up, turn on the charm and beg!
Posted by Alan Norton
7th May 2012

































