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Cloud computing to drive public sector policy in Asia

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By Eden Estopace | Dec 27, 2010

A new revolution is brewing in Asia as governments look to technology to drive efficiencies and build competencies for national competitiveness. The first element in this revolution is driving down infrastructure cost and moving toward cloud computing or basically using the IT resource as a utility or consuming IT in a different way.

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