UK government is 'freaking out' about the potential of open source, says Red Hat

Charlee Gothard
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"Government departments are no longer pen-pushers, they're IT companies" echoes CapGemini

Whitehall IT leaders are "freaking out" about open source and are keen to use it to drive innovation, according to a senior solutions architect from Red Hat. Martin Percival said government IT l...

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