This system aimed to replace an obsolete technology jumble with a more advanced system for earnings monitoring and paychecks for 95,000 teachers, managers, custodians, and other district staff, though and it didn't work and from the start of the project, code bugs and flaws arose.
- The Los Angeles Unified School District faced a problem in Jan 2007.
- For a $95 million project, they developed SAP software.
- Some professors were unpaid, some overpaid, some unpaid.
- The school system needed a year and a further $37m to correct the problems.
- Downtown and Deloitte decided in November of 2008 to resolve a dispute over the work with the contractor agreeing to return $8.25 million in overdue invoices to forgive $7 million to $10 million.
- The parties involved did the right thing in this case by bringing the subject to the public.
- It helped create the result they wanted in this way.
- The proceedings were filed, even if customers did not have their money back, but at minimum people received some reimbursements.
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