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German government plans to use open document formats in its administration

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The German government says that its "Advancing eGovernment" conference held at the end of February in Berlin also provided impetus for greater use of open standards in information technology both in industry and in public administration. As a result of this conference, the German government plans to implement open document formats in its administration.

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henke54 Story submitter ·
i submitted this article yesterday morning...it was accurate then...in the meantime : Berlin city government has rejected demands by the Green Party to migrate its computers to open-source software. http://www.computerworlduk.com/management/government-law/pub...

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