EDITORIAL: Failed computer projects teach Nebraska government a $60 million lesson - Scottsbluff Star Herald

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EDITORIAL: Failed computer projects teach Nebraska government a $60 million lesson Scottsbluff Star HeraldModern society depends enormously on computer systems. Computer systems are complex, in the worst-case situations, big problems can arise when ...


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