Microsoft's chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates wants to see governments worldwide embrace the cost-savings available by implementing stronger IT infrastructures.
Microsoft identified four areas where a solid foundation and its strategy can best help governments. The company called them "interlocking capabilities," and identified them as identity management, observed many years ago, the best time to buy stock in paper companies was when people began talking about paperless offices.
Gates will promote the idea further when he speaks at a Portuguese government event and during the GLF in Lisbon.
Microsoft places a high value on government business. When it appeared Microsoft would see resigned his position.
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David Utter is a staff writer for Murdok covering technology and business. 
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