On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 9:06:10 Tom Chance wrote:
> dreams it would all be run off two servers with
> thin clients, sigh. I can't responsibly advocate such a switch
> because I can't find any companies who provide the kind of support we
> currently enjoy for free software. I summarised these frustrations
> late last year here: http://tom.acrewoods.net/node/497
>
> Does anyone know of companies that I've missed, who fit the bill
> described in that blog entry?
Erm, us ;-)
> Anything from one-off support for migrations from MS Office to
> OpenOffice.org, to the full package, is of interest to me at the
> moment. I'm looking into this both for my job, and because I'm
> interested in writing it all up into an article if I get the time.
I don't want to use this list to post an advertisement, so I'll
take the rest of this off-list, and just summarise here:
M6-IT Community Interest Company is a social enterprise
that offers IT support to voluntary and community organisations.
Low cost packages of hardware, Free Software, and support
are under-pinned by training for end-users, ``accidental
techies'', and managers.
We also run some community projects directly, but I've written
enough here. ;)
Cheers,
- Richard
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Technical Director, www.M6-IT.org
A PRINCE2 aware company
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