"When the Office of Management and Budget issued Bulletin 96-02 in October 1995, the number of data centers was believed to be about 200. The OMB directive ordered all federal agencies to close, consolidate, modernize and/or outsource their data centers to increase efficiency and reduce costs. "Industry experience suggests operational savings of between 30 percent and 50 percent from consolidation when compared with unconsolidated operations," then-Budget Director Alice Rivlin wrote.People should remember such episodes when they focus on what the President can and can't do.
Fifteen years later, the number of data centers stands at about 1,100, according to OMB."
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
All It Takes to Achieve Efficiency: Leadership?
From Federal Computer Weekly:
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