Lacrosseus
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- Nov 25, 2007
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Just to clarify. It is actually the fault of the initial blimp company. If they had not been untruthful about their timeline and capacity to make the banner we would not have had to switch. The company that is making the banners for the blimp now has been working day and night to make something happen in days that they normally have months to accomplish.
If they made a commitment to have this done (not just a 'we will try') then I would have their ass on the line for all actual costs incurred by Liberty Advertising above and beyond their estimated costs and I would consider other legal remedies for possible damages.
If they did not make a firm commitment then they should not have been given the task to begin with; there was no room for error.
How many other situations like this are still sitting out there to bite this project in the butt?
AND, this is not the best place to post this -- but you should be playing the delay up... feeding the media... and trying to get coverage. A well managed project always attempts to manage risks by turning those that cannot be avoided into something positive so that they will have less of an impact.