Since all major productivity software now supports a common standard, perhaps OOXML should be abandoned outright.
In the business intelligence sphere, disruption is the name of the game, from business models to competition.
Plain English query tools create a stir in the local BI user market.
Growth in the business intelligence sector continues despite consolidation and a general market slowdown.
XML heavy-hitters speak out over SA's appeal and the controversy around the ISO's decision to ratify OOXML.
The companies partner to provide open and easy access to free company data for CRM customers.
Collaboration is becoming increasing popular, says Frost & Sullivan.
Distributor Linux Warehouse does not foresee any conflict with the company's local market entry.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP pushes ProCurve, Synoptek acquires TNG, and Clancy & Theys selects Aruba.
Government's IT advisor dumps proprietary software, and hopes to go open source in a few months.
Brazilian companies seek partners and punt open source e-government software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intelestream integrates SugarCRM with Basecamp, Meridian Systems unveils Prolog 2008, and Actimind releases actiTIME Extended.
The event will look at the consolidation and future of XML standards development and government participation.