South Africa Adopts ODF as a Government Standard
Open Document format (ODF) became an official standard for South African government communications. South Africa's MIOS (Mininimum Interoperability Standards for Information Systems in government) now contains an explicit definition of open standards as well as the inclusion of the ISO Open Document Format. It goes further on stating that when faced with a choice of standards, the most open would be chosen. This is a big step forward, as previous versions of the MIOS had included vendor-specific formats.
Wonderful work. Zeropoint.it specifically likes the fact that there is still room for pragmatism in the MIOS. ``The most open would be chosen'', leaves an option for, say, using PDF, which is technically not an open standard. It is clear that we are experiencing a worldwide trend towards open standards. Working with Zeropoint.it ensures that you will be included as well. Don't miss the boat!
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First Belgian BizCamp
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Pakistani IT education project wins recognition
10/Jul/2009
A Pakistani education project that aims for introduction of a new method of teaching software engineering to undergraduate students based on Open Source Software has been recognised and acknowledged by the Global University Network for Innovation (GUNI).
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