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Meh, whatever they spend the money on they steal from you it wont be a benefit to you.
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I wonder what they paid for them. 20 grand each from some approved government supplier I shouldn't wonder.Originally posted by Paddy View PostNot new news. A government department project I was working on bought 7,000 of them. No apps worked on them and only used for Internet.
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I know they have been deployed extensively in some areas of the NHS, but in that context I hear they're actually pretty damn useful (or have the potential to be).
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Not new news. A government department project I was working on bought 7,000 of them. No apps worked on them and only used for Internet.Originally posted by Jog On View PostApparenty some govt departments are getting iPads included in their shiny new Win 7 deployments. Don't think even IBs buy iPads for their employees do they?
Now cough up your fair share!
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IBs don't like you working outside the office for security reasons so an iPad would be banned on those grounds alone.
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Public sector permies getting iPads
Apparenty some govt departments are getting iPads included in their shiny new Win 7 deployments. Don't think even IBs buy iPads for their employees do they?
Now cough up your fair share!Tags: None
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