The use of outsourcing for information technology (IT) mandates has surged within the Quebec government apparatus, while internal expertise is suffering staff losses, even within the Ministry of Cybersecurity and Digital Affairs (MCN).
This is what the Quebec Public and Parapublic Service Union (SPFQ) put forward Thursday morning before the Gallant Commission, which is investigating the SAAQclic fiasco.
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According to figures presented by the union organization, the value of IT service c

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