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I think this has been attempted many times before by other nations including Brazil without success. It’s one thing to replace a few hundred workstations in a n
by tedggh 6mo ago
I think this has been attempted many times before by other nations including Brazil without success. It’s one thing to replace a few hundred workstations in a non critical governmental office, another to replace the entire infrastructure of a government which also collaborates with the private sector. Usually these projects start with a lot of passion then die off when can’t justify the investment.
- Refreeze5224 6mo agoThis time there are serious national security and sovereignty issues driving the change though, which are much more powerful motivations to succeed.