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Wed, 09 Jul 2003
Japan Government switches to Linux
Japan Government is going to switch
its 800,000 employees payroll system to a Linux system, designed by
Fujitsu Ltd,
IBM Japan Ltd,
and Oki Electric Industry Co.
The design contract is worth 188 million yens, and the development itself
could cost between 2 and 3 billion yens.
The new system is supposed to halve the operating costs of the network.
