Projet Copernic
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Le Projet Copernic est un projet de modernisation du système d'information de l'administration fiscale française.
Description
Composé de 70 parties et étalé sur 10 ans (2001-2009), le projet emploie 600 personnes et un budget de près d'un milliard d'euros[1]
Le projet repose entièrement sur la plate-forme Java 2 Enterprise Edition ainsi que sur l'architecture orientée services. Il utilise des outils open source.
Notes et références
- ↑ Programme « Copernic » : la révolution informatique de l'administration fiscale n'est pas achevée, Sénat (France), (consulté le 18 février 2021).
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