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| Linda Hamel's Challenge to a Transfer of IT Power in Massachusetts |
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As has been widely reported, including in this blog (see, for example, The Fix is in on ODF and A Nasty Little Turf Battle on Beacon Hill), an amendment was recently added to an economic bill in the Massachusetts Senate that would, if enacted, transfer control over most meaningful state IT decisions to a new politically appointed "task force". The bill to which that amendment is attached has not yet been adopted, but may be early in the New Year, if not sooner.
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