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The European public sector typically procures software through multi-year framework agreements, with long contract cycles, high switching costs, and complex tender processes; once an institution is deeply embedded in the Microsoft ecosystem, changing office suites involves contract renegotiation, security compliance recertification, and cross-departmental coordination.
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