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[News] [OSS] OpenDocument Appears to be Already Defeating the Microsoft Lockin

Why ODF is a safe bet!

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| I can't predict the future - if I could, I would play the lottery - 
| but from my point of view the ODF stars are well aligned. It's fun
| to monitor the news because ODF news and success stories are coming
| in on a almost daily basis. I'll keep you updated!
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http://blogs.sun.com/dancer/entry/why_odf_is_a_safe

OpenDocument and the Move to XML Formats

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| OpenDocument expert Gary Edwards believes that adopting OpenXML means 
| lock-in to Microsoft products on an unprecedented scale. In this
| podcast, Edwards defends OpenDocument's capabilities but also
| challenges the ODF community to out-innovate Microsoft to providea
| competitive alternative to Microsoft's lock-in.
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http://osc.gigavox.com/shows/detail1810.html


Related:

And the centre of your desktop is...

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| We had an overwhelming response to our reader poll in this area with over
| 4,800 of you participating, so thanks to those who took the time.
|
| [...]
|
| The only competition at the moment is from open source office suites, 
| OpenOffice in particular, which around one in five Reg readers are 
| personally using.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/20/desktop_office_suites/


Google manager: Google Apps replaced Microsoft Office at 100,000 businesses

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| Google's newly released online productivity suite Google Apps has
| already replaced Microsoft Office at more than 100,000 small to
| medium enterprises and has been deployed at two of the largest
| companies in the world, according to the search leader's
| enterprise product boss.
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http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/9889/53/


100,000,000 OpenOffice.org fans can't be wrong

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| Simon's official response explained the business rationale behind
| offering support for OpenOffice.org: "OpenOffice.org has becomep
| henomenally successful, Sun alone has shipped more than 70 million
| copies of OpenOffice.org 2.0," he said. "Out there, there
| are maybe 100 million copies of OpenOffice.org. It would be
| senseless to ignore that opportunity."
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http://www.businessreviewonline.com/os/archives/2006/11/100000000_openo.html

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