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Because the government is not a corporation and it's obligations are different from the private market.
by 0dayz 3y ago
Because the government is not a corporation and it's obligations are different from the private market.
- berkes 3y agoSo should a government (e.g. the police) produce its own cars, rather then buy them? Or set up a factory to make laptops? I'm not trying to be pedantic. I'm trying to understand where the line lies (and whether that line is universal for all governments on all layers in all countries).
- objektif 3y agoYour examples do not make sense on prem existed long before cloud and some shops were perfectly fine with it. If the police were producing perfectly fine cars and then they went for a car share program then I would argue that yes it may be reasonable for them to consider going back to producing cars.