Laurdag 12. februar 2005 20:08 skreiv Charles-H. Schulz:
> Hello Gaute,
>
> "
>
> he biggest news is probably the upcoming national OpenOffice.org
> conference in March, organised by the Norwegian OpenOffice.org
> foundation. The conference is targeted towards users and potential
> users in schools, businesses, etc. Here are some highlights from the
> program:
>
> - Strategy on switching to OpenOffice.org.
> - An economical view on switching from MS Office to OpenOffice.org.
> - Training needs.
> - How to solve compatibility issues.
> - Large-scale installation and deployment."
>
>
> First of all thanks for submitting these news according to the new
> policy :-) ....

Since I actually had some news to post this time, I figured I might as 
well go ahead :-)

> I have a question for you: the two last themes discussed at this
> event are very interesting,  and in the mean time a bit unusual.
> Do you have an actual methodology that you are publicly disclosing
> for MS Office -> OpenOffice.org migrations?
> Usually, I would have said that this kind of methodology is part of
> the treasure chest of any consulting company providing services
> around OOo; hence, they don't really talk about how they do it, much
> less in public. Can you explain me how you do this in Norway?

From the program, I see that these sessions will be presented by the 
schools and county administrations that are behind the financing of the 
Norwegian translations. They have no reasons to keep secrets. On the 
contrary, I think they are very eager to share their experiences. It'll 
drive more users to OpenOffice.org, which in turn may bring new 
financial contributors. I don't know the details of the conference 
sessions, so I don't know how in-depth the methology will be discussed. 
(Unfortunately, due to exams, I won't even attend the conference 
myself.)

Regards,
 Gaute Hvoslef Kvalnes

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