In which Google sues the United States of America
Or, more specifically, the Department of the Interior.
You see, here's the deal.
The Department of the Interior is looking for a "single hosted email and collaboration services solution" for it's nearly ninety thousand employees.
Sounds like a relatively simple system to create, right? Well, there's a catch - you only get to design the hardware setup. Whatever hardware you assemble, you've got to use proprietary software . . . and untested proprietary software, at that.
Call me crazy, but isn't using untested proprietary software kind of STUPID?
You see, here's the deal.
The Department of the Interior is looking for a "single hosted email and collaboration services solution" for it's nearly ninety thousand employees.
Sounds like a relatively simple system to create, right? Well, there's a catch - you only get to design the hardware setup. Whatever hardware you assemble, you've got to use proprietary software . . . and untested proprietary software, at that.
Call me crazy, but isn't using untested proprietary software kind of STUPID?