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No 'optimism bias' as city transforms after debacle
June 30, 2025
|Birmingham Mail
COMPUTER SYSTEM OVERHAULED
BIRMINGHAM City Council's leadership has insisted it is not suffering from “optimism bias” amid a major transformation project.
The Labour administration at the crisis-hit authority said 'significant strides' had been made with the reimplementation of the Oracle IT system during a cabinet meeting this week.
The disastrous implementation of the Oracle system was one of several issues which contributed to the council effectively declaring itself bankrupt in September 2023.
A recently-published council report said it resulted from factors such as flawed configuration and lack of appropriate levels of testing.
But it continued that the system will empower the council and its staff to manage money, people, and information efficiently and effectively.
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