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NHS may ditch Microsoft on costs

Publication:The GuardianDate:Dec 07 2003

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The National Health Service, Britain's biggest employer, is considering ditching Microsoft software after a row over mounting licensing costs.

Richard Granger, NHS IT director, has ordered a trial of a Linux-based system from Sun Microsystems as part of a £2.3 billion computer modernisation plan. The plan could see Java Desktop software rolled out across the NHS's 1 million staff and 800,000 computers to replace Microsoft's Windows operating system and Office suite of programmes.


 

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NHS dumping windowsalie1 7 Dec, 11:34
Has a nice ring to it....Tobor 8 Dec, 03:22

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