356 Systems, 40 Agencies, 3 Years: Government's IT Spaghetti Saga
Over a grueling three-year marathon ending fiscal 2023, an audit board heroically surveyed 356 information systems sprawling across 40 government ministries and agenciesābecause apparently, the digital Wild West needed a census. Imagine the thrill of cataloging every bureaucratic server, ancient software relic, and data black hole. This vast trove of systems probably ranges from cutting-edge tech to computer dinosaurs kept alive by sheer administrative inertia, all under the auspices of "government institutions" trying to keep up with the 21st century. Itās like organizing a garage sale for software updates, but the garage is the entire federal building complex.
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356 IT systems at 40 gov agencies audited over 3 years. Thatās like unpacking every junk drawer in a never-cleaned house and calling it progress. Weāre all expert drivers in the traffic jam of government tech chaos.
When your IT infrastructure audit extends past your MBA graduation and still hasnāt found all the loose screws, itās government efficiency at its finest.
356 systems, 40 agencies, 3 years: the bureaucratic equivalent of poking a bear with a spreadsheet until it swings back.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 9/14/2025 | Author: Unknown
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