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FarCenter

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8. Each state has its own software procurement process, usually from local, politically connected firms

Reply to greymattermom (Reply #6)

Thu Nov 21, 2013, 12:33 PM

Nov 2013

I'm sure the firms surrounding each state's capital could come up with numerous reasons to convince the state's politicians that their state's requirements are different and cannot be met by a system built for another state.

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Oregon health care exchange website never worked, has no subscribers [View all] FarCenter Nov 2013 OP

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Good luck FarCenter Nov 2013 #2

Your negativity gives me hope Pretzel_Warrior Nov 2013 #3

Wow, that wasn't totally infantile or anything. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #4

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Is Kentucky working well? greymattermom Nov 2013 #6

Each state has its own software procurement process, usually from local, politically connected firms FarCenter Nov 2013 #8

Better Believe It! scheming daemons Nov 2013 #7