An Act relating to contracts for the licensing of software applications.
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Overview
This bill aims to ensure the Alaska state government has flexibility in using software applications licensed by the state. It restricts contracts from limiting the state’s ability to install and run the software on its own computers and servers. However, there are exceptions for specific circumstances like federal requirements or bundled software purchases. The bill also allows the administration commissioner to create regulations to support its implementation.
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