Chad Smith wrote:
There are no links and no references to any studies or surveys to back that
up.
Uhmm... Laura Didio *is* a Yankee spokesperson and she said that's what
they found. You probably have to pay for the study. That's how these
groups make money.
* Forrester study suggests that OOo has an 8-9% market share in large
companies and an additional ~6% plan to use it:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=6407
This blog is over a year and a half old
And you figure that OOo's penetration has gone *significantly* *down*
over the last 18 months?
Chad, you are getting ridiculous. Some times I wonder what planet you're on.
And saying that 12 out of 140 companies "use" OpenOffice.org does not mean
that OOo has a 8.5% market share of Large Business.
I said it *suggests* not that it *concludes*.
The references I listed make it quite reasonable to estimate a 12%
market share for OOo. It is an estimate, but a very reasonable one.
In contrast, your claim that OOo is nowhere near 12% is entirely without
evidence. I have presented links to back up my estimate, and you have not.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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