Alexandro Colorado escribió: > What about the vendor tied in, or having your data incompatible with > the rest of the infrastructure? > > OpenOffice.org is exactly that, open. OpenOffice.org has many BI > suites like Pentaho, OpenBravo, OpenExpertia etc. > > Communication suites like Zimbra or OpenXchange and content servers > like O3Spaces, alfresco. > > OpenOffice.org use open standards and connect to less restrictive > software with support and with the choice to easily migrate out > without affecting your data.
The most important point is that Microsoft says: give me your money, give me your freedom of choice in the future. And we, by selling services, we are referring only to the first part ... when the most important thing for a CIO (or manager) is the second. IMHO, that is a point that we should show more from the supply of OOo. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
