The way that governments are run they'll be a huge amount of duplication and waste in this lot. Situation is even worse when you consider that historically it's mostly proprietary software with n year support contracts for stuff that's rarely used (but hits the headlines when it is). Not at all surprising.
The future for government IT is open-source and cloud based.
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