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Just wondering what people's opinions were on the use of proprietary software / services in the public sector. Is there any data we can use to see how much we are spending on such software / services?
I dare not dream just how much money we waste so people can use Microsoft Windows / Office in the public sector. There are open source alternatives that would make us more cost efficient and progressive as a society.
Anyone have some thoughts they would like to share on this? I was going to create a pull request, but not sure where this would go / what specifics people would want to put in the manifesto.
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Yes, definitely would be up for something on this. Perhaps it would fit in the economy section for now? I know GDS have done some stuff on standardising on open formats, so it's an evolution of that I guess.
Just wondering what people's opinions were on the use of proprietary software / services in the public sector. Is there any data we can use to see how much we are spending on such software / services?
There was news from last year about the UK government spending £5.5 billion on expanding the support for Windows XP.
I dare not dream just how much money we waste so people can use Microsoft Windows / Office in the public sector. There are open source alternatives that would make us more cost efficient and progressive as a society.
Anyone have some thoughts they would like to share on this? I was going to create a pull request, but not sure where this would go / what specifics people would want to put in the manifesto.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: