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IBM backs OpenDocument in Lotus Notes
May 16, 2006 Big Blue announces an expansion of Lotus Notes to include office productivity links.IBM, Sun to create 'OpenDocument Foundation'?
November 1, 2005 Two companies will hold a meeting this week to evangelize adoption of the document format, which Microsoft does not support.OpenDocument gets standards stamp
May 23, 2005 The OASIS standards body says its members have ratified OpenDocument, an XML-based file format for desktop applications, as a standard available on a royalty-free basis.Writely warms to OpenDocument
November 21, 2005 Web word processor Writely supports the OpenDocument format in response to customer demand.IBM to support OpenDocument early next year
December 5, 2005 Big Blue says support for the standard and Web-centric design of desktop software will appeal to emerging markets.OASIS submits OpenDocument as standard
October 10, 2005 The group behind the OpenDocument document format seeks broader government appeal through ISO standardization.Microsoft Office to get a dose of OpenDocument
May 5, 2006 Developers have created a way to save OpenDocument documents from Microsoft Office. The first customer may be the commonwealth of Massachusetts.IBM expands free access to patents
October 24, 2005 Health care, education groups can use patents in open-software standards for Web services, e-forms and open document formats.Sun: ODF needed to prevent 'corporate Alzheimer's'
December 15, 2005 Open, stable document format is needed to preserve world's information, company executives say.OpenDocument standard ratified
May 3, 2006 An international standards group sets the stage for worldwide adoption of this open-source file format.OpenDocument format gathers steam
November 10, 2005 Growing cadre of vendors vows to improve alternatives to Microsoft Office, as government customers voice more interest.IBM sits out Office document standards effort
December 21, 2005 Big Blue won't participate in an international committee that is standardizing Microsoft Office document formats.Mass. replaces CIO in OpenDocument fray
January 6, 2006 As acting CIO is named, governor's spokesman says commonwealth is "on track" to use OpenDocument-based software next year.Massachusetts moves ahead sans Microsoft
September 23, 2005 State finalizes policy calling for desktop applications supporting OpenDocument standard format. Microsoft Office is excluded.IBM chides Microsoft over SOA
August 8, 2007 Big Blue claims Microsoft leans too hard on Windows-oriented, proprietary standards for its service-oriented architecture.Microsoft calls IBM hypocritical on document standards
February 14, 2007 Redmond publishes open letter accusing Big Blue of blocking ISO from considering Office Open XML as document standard.Mass. holding tight to OpenDocument
July 5, 2006 State is sticking to its plan to standardize on OpenDocument, says the incoming CIO, describing the move as irreversible.Massachusetts sticking with 'open' documents
January 4, 2006 Despite state CIO's departure, Massachusetts is not pulling support for OpenDocument standard.Mass. officials criticize OpenDocument decision
November 1, 2005 Records supervisor, state senators probe Massachusetts' decision to standardize office applications on the document format.Microsoft's amusing standards stance
February 22, 2007 Opera Software's Håkon Wium Lie says Microsoft's recent letter about IBM undermining standards contradicts its own track record.
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