Technically yes, but whether the implementations will work in perpetuity is another matter. Think how much resources are needed to keep legacy infrastructure running in the present day. Will these costs go down significantly once the next round of even more complicated bureaucratic management software comes into effect?

The heavy surveillance states of today will prove an interesting case study of software/data upkeep.

not the humans who could potentially run that state, tough, wich is why one is obliged to bring the mo***** ruckus to these people when they try to pull shit like that.