The famously weak accountability of consulting and IT should improve.
British reformers argue that our current system produces safe seats, and that safe seats lead to weak accountability and complacency.
In finance and health care, a common political dynamic has created similar trends, namely, out-of-control costs, weak accountability, and the use of immediate revenue patches to postpone dealing with fundamental problems.
If you don't know the real needs of the organisation/post-holder/government you are working with, even the most detailed audit is a desperately weak accountability mechanism.
"This is especially true in developing countries, where an absence of strong data protection and privacy laws, coupled with weak accountability mechanisms, means that information stored in the cloud is vulnerable to a variety of threats, from hacking to corporate exploitation to a snooping government".
Both agreements were also flawed by weak accountability requirements.
In this regard, under the weak accountability perspective an organization communicates non-financial information with the aim to a positive signal regarding its reputation (Simaens and Koster 2013).
We find that aligning private output performance with public interests is at least partly a question of policy design congruence: private implementing actors tend to perform deficiently when the conflicting logics of the state and the market combine with weak accountability mechanisms.
It also marked the emphatic establishment of an opposing camp, which rejected the proposition that poverty-related impediments drove achievement gaps, and that saw bad teaching and weak accountability as the root problem.
The coalition, which included NAACP, La Raza, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Democrats for Education Reform, issued a statement last year saying they could "not support the bill at this time" because of its "weak accountability system" that "excludes the vast majority of children we represent".
