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Internode is in the box seat to retain an Internet services contract in the South Australian government's EDS contract carve-up.
The South Australian government is moving to streamline its procurement processes for information and communications technology (ICT) to reduce the high opportunity cost of bidding for government contracts, especially for small to medium enterprises (SME)s.
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