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by diffeomorphism
701 days ago
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The much bigger and more obvious con is interfacing with "everybody else" (e.g. outside the public sector). People assume perfect bug-for-bug compatibility with the dominant software solution. So you also incur long term costs of always ensuring that compatibility. Hence, the more common compromise is to pay a local company to implement and maintain that infrastructure for you but using the US software. |
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