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How Florida's Voting Machine Failed (Again)



By David F. Carr

  Table of Contents:
  1. How Florida's Voting Machine Failed (Again)
  2. ' Sequoia'
  3. ' What You Should NOT '

The first fiasco in the Florida vote was over paper. The second was electronic. How hard is it to get votes right?

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How Florida's Voting Machine Failed (Again) - ' What You Should NOT '


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Do When Introducing New Technology">

What You Should NOT Do When Introducing New Technology

  • Rush. Don't hurry to deploy without paying attention to training, documentation, operational procedures and support

  • Go down to the wire. Don't deploy technology or a large scale, high-pressure event without test-driving it through a smaller scale, less-critical trial

  • Fail to prepare for the worst. Make sure you have a fallback plan in case something goes terribly wrong

  • Set rigid, arbitrary deadlines. Try to build a cushion in case either the technology or the people who must work with it aren't ready

  • Change too many things at once. Florida did exactly that by introducing new technology when the voting system was being disrupted by other factors like redistricting--with disastrous results



     
     
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