IBM’s Stance Against OpenXML Is Increasingly Confusing : Oliv...
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Document Wars
8 members,364 bookmarks
Document Wars covers the portable XML document battle between OpenDocument, Office Open XML, and CDF, the W3C's Compound Document Format. The relationship to the Grand Convergence of desktop, server, device and web systems will be decisive, with application independence and universal interoperabili
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OpenDocument
19 members,376 bookmarks
A collection of comments and discussions concerning OpenDocument and the challenge presented by Microsoft's Office Open XML.
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Saved by 1 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-01-25
- Garyedwards on 2008-01-25 - Tags cdf , heintzman , ibm , odf , ooxml , opendocument , openxml , symphony , weir
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Events have played out in the media and in the blogosphere over the last couple of weeks that represent a breakdown of some of those anti-OpenXML arguments that have been played back so frequently over the last year.
Arguments that there is a lack of demand for Open XML, the specification is too complex to implement, the specification can’t be deployed cross platform and the long running but baseless claim that the Ecma-376 specification might be encumbered by IPR and patent threats all appear to have been cast aside as big blue steps up to meet the demands of their own customers and the market in general.
Here is a blow by blow review of the relevant activity over the last two weeks…
Highlighted by garyedwards
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