That was my reaction as well. At the conclusion of the story, they said:
>> Surprisingly, the success of LiMux hasn’t resulted in a flood of similar projects across Europe
I haven't been to any council meetings at major cities, but "we can maybe save a few million with a ten-year effort that may alienate lots of workers and requires winning hearts and minds" doesn't sound like a winning proposition.
Good for Munich, though. Maybe they can take the people who ran the project and set up a consulting gig to make this easier for other cities?
I haven't been to any council meetings at major cities, but "we can maybe save a few million with a ten-year effort that may alienate lots of workers and requires winning hearts and minds" doesn't sound like a winning proposition.
Good for Munich, though. Maybe they can take the people who ran the project and set up a consulting gig to make this easier for other cities?