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Story: Massachusetts officials clash over move to OpenDocument
Posted by: Arthur B. (Wednesday 2 November 2005, 10:10 PM)
Some (political) friends of Microsoft have been brought out in the open and already facts and figures are swept off the table leaving only room for FUD, emotions, fingerpointing, war of words and hearsay.
Such are the people that Microsoft relies on when pushed back to the wall by facts alone.
And these are the people that have managed our tax money so well so far that it's been one (IT project) success story after the other so far. Not.
Surely high level ranking decision makers have been appointed to lay down what technical solutions from which vendor(s) to use. As if they have more important stuff to do.
In short: if only sales (and lobby) talk goes in at the top guess what's coming out at the bottom.
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Story: Massachusetts officials clash over move to OpenDocument
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The cost of dumping MSO? What a joker. Think of th... Richard Green -
It might save the cost of the MS Office licence, b... Anonymous
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Wouldn't MS-Office12 require a similiar learn... Chris Rankin -
I see this has brought out the usual collecti... pgn
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Isn't it true that MS 12 will only work with VISTA... Oldator
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Some (political) friends of Microsoft have been br... Arthur B.
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