A suggestion on how to market to this audience (libraries): For this
group, you have a lot of people who are comfortable with what they have.
Change is difficult. However, most understand loss of important
documents, manuscripts, etc. They have all been there and have seen it
first hand or have
Andy: If you are going to be using these brochures for multiple
conferences and will have a steady stream of orders coming from
OpenOffice.org as a corporate identity, we offer just in time print on
demand for a series of products.
We support some very large Fortune 500 companies that use our
It is a trademark issue. Someone else has OpenOffice trademarked.
See TechRepublic at:
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6055020.html
Here is an excerpt:
Where did OpenOffice.org 2.0 come from?
Let's start with a history lesson. Even though you've been a Microsoft
Office user,
I like it. I do not see it as a replacement for a full install of
OpenOffice.org on a personal computer. Many will want that option to
work offline.
Google Chrome, PrestoMyPC (XANDROS), and ASUS instant on motherboards
(access to the web on bootup), are all driving cloud computing.
I use
