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Taiwan's highest legislative body, the Legislative Yuan seats 113 legislators supported by 4,000 assistants, administrative personnel, and service employees. The legislators and their staffs rely on IT systems, including the Windows XP operating system, to meet the public interest, provide critical services, and promote legislative efficiency. To safeguard sensitive information, security is a basic element of the information architecture at the Legislative Yuan. To promote security, manage user access, and save energy, the legislative body used specialized tools to upgrade its desktop computers to the Windows Vista operating system. Now the Legislative Yuan provides legislators, staff personnel, and administrators with comprehensive information services while preventing unauthorized system changes, decreasing the risk of information exposure, and reducing power consumption.

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Date:Dec 2008

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