MIP Holdings moves most users to open source
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"Fortunately, the open source alternatives proved to be fully
functional, stable and reliable solutions that were not difficult for
users to adapt to. In extreme situations, power users may need more
than these alternatives offer, but these users are rare. MIP therefore
embarked on an upgrade project installing OpenOffice on its
workstations.

The roll-out went smoothly, again, with no users finding they could not
complete their daily tasks on the new software. Firth says some of the
functions in OpenOffice are accessible via different keystrokes or
mouse clicks, but these changes are easily overcome with a little
coaching. "The savings on licence fees is enormous," he notes. "But
most importantly, we are saving money without sacrificing productivity
or limiting user functionality.""

http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/enterprise/2005/0504080908.asp?A=ENA&S=Enterprise%20Architecture&O=FPIN

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