You are looking at one of the great lost opportunites for hacker enterprenuers. Cities/state agencies depend on cio-purchasing managers to help maintain their I

You are looking at one of the great lost opportunites for hacker enterprenuers. Cities/state agencies depend on cio-purchasing managers to help maintain their IT, and this ends up in third-party handshakes i.e jobs run by very specialised outsourcing outfits who know how to market here. It takes a different type of management mindset to turn this around but things are entrenched firmly for change. The agencies will keep getting the '80s technology with no end in sight.