Rhode Island H7544 prohibits state agencies from entering into software contracts that restrict their ability to install or run software on their.
Rhode Island H7544 amends the state's purchasing laws to prohibit state agencies from entering into software contracts that limit their ability to install or run the software of their choosing on their hardware. This legislation aims to ensure that state agencies maintain control over the software they use on their hardware, preventing any contractual restrictions that could hinder their operational flexibility. The act would take effect upon passage.
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