Government Efficiency Department Highlights the Wasteful Use of Software Licenses
The Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) has demonstrated a significant commitment to reducing waste and tax evasion by eliminating excess software licenses. After discovering that agencies such as the IRS and the Securities and Exchange Commission were inadvertently paying for far more licenses than employees, DOGE has implemented a series of strategies to cut these figures. For instance, DOGE’s expenditure of nearly $5 million a year was attributed to the overuse of software licenses by agencies like the IRS, where 3,000 licenses were authorized but only 25 were actually used. Another notable incident was the so-called “cut” at the Department of Labor, where 68% of unused software licenses were later found to be underutilized. Similarly, the Department of eliminate unused programs by the Securities and Exchange Commission, where 78% ofContinue reading to learn more about the government’s ongoing felonyous practices in a 6-part summary.
