Alaska SB258 prohibits state or local government contracts from limiting software installation on chosen hardware.
Alaska SB258 amends state law to ensure that contracts for software licensing cannot restrict the state or local governments from installing or running the software on their own hardware. This provision applies to contracts entered into, renewed, or amended after the bill's effective date. The commissioner of administration is authorized to create regulations to enforce this section.
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