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Written Answers — Information and Telecommunications Technology: Information and Telecommunications Technology (23 Mar 2010): Brian Lenihan Jnr: The procurement policy of my Department regarding cloud computing is the same as that regarding any other area, namely that it facilitates open competition, best value for money and best technological fit to requirements while complying with all relevant national and EU legislation. I am aware that the National Public Procurement Operations Unit (NPPOU) recently issued a message to members...
Written Answers — Information and Telecommunications Technology: Information and Telecommunications Technology (23 Mar 2010): Simon Coveney: Question 208: To ask the Minister for Finance his procurement policy regarding cloud computing services; the effect the recent communication from the national public procurement operations unit to the wider public service on the issue of cloud computing had on public procurement policy; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12465/10]

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