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Too many software buyers make the mistake of letting the IT people write up the proposal or waste time drawing up detailed checklists of functions. There's a better way to go about it.
The Defense Department, an institution that once issued an eight-page specification for doughnuts, is now buying the technology for its advanced cargo tracking system off the shelf. It's even offering to share what it learns with the rest of the logistics world.
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