Difference between revisions of "Major OpenOffice.org Deployments"
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| − | *The Psychiatry in the County of Aarhus in Denmark with | + | *The Psychiatry in the County of Aarhus in Denmark with 2,200 users on 1,100 workstations. |
**[http://www.oskc.dk/openoffice_uk.htm The Psychiatry in the County of Aarhus switches to OpenOffice] | **[http://www.oskc.dk/openoffice_uk.htm The Psychiatry in the County of Aarhus switches to OpenOffice] | ||
* City of Bergen, Norway | * City of Bergen, Norway | ||
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* Since 2003, Extremadura, a region of Spain, has run 80,000 Linux PCs with OpenOffice.org and a collection of other FOSS applications. [http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=12611 OS News] | * Since 2003, Extremadura, a region of Spain, has run 80,000 Linux PCs with OpenOffice.org and a collection of other FOSS applications. [http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=12611 OS News] | ||
* [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/4693 Gdańsk], Poland | * [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/4693 Gdańsk], Poland | ||
| − | * [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/3434/469 City of Haarlem], The Netherlands | + | * [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/3434/469 City of Haarlem], The Netherlands: 2,000 desktops moved to OpenOffice.org from Microsoft Office 97 in November 2004. |
* [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/servlets/Doc?id=1647 Sonneburgh foundation], Rotterdam, The Netherlands | * [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/servlets/Doc?id=1647 Sonneburgh foundation], Rotterdam, The Netherlands | ||
*City of Munich, Germany | *City of Munich, Germany | ||
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* [http://insight.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,39020463,39236214,00.htm The French tax agency] (Direction Générale des Impôts): 80,000 desktop PCs by the end of 2006. | * [http://insight.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,39020463,39236214,00.htm The French tax agency] (Direction Générale des Impôts): 80,000 desktop PCs by the end of 2006. | ||
**"The agency has calculated that switching its 80,000 desktops to Office XP (from MS Office 97) would cost around €29.5m, but switching to OpenOffice.org only €200,000. Although this cost is a one-off saving, Lapeyre points out that due to the need for regular upgrades it will effectively save this amount every five years." | **"The agency has calculated that switching its 80,000 desktops to Office XP (from MS Office 97) would cost around €29.5m, but switching to OpenOffice.org only €200,000. Although this cost is a one-off saving, Lapeyre points out that due to the need for regular upgrades it will effectively save this amount every five years." | ||
| − | * French General Board of Customs | + | * French General Board of Customs |
| − | * French Ministry of Interior | + | * French Ministry of Interior |
| − | * [http://linuxinsider.com/story/35108.html French Ministry of Equipment] | + | * [http://linuxinsider.com/story/35108.html French Ministry of Equipment] |
| − | *City of Largo, Florida, USA | + | * City of Largo, Florida, USA |
| − | *City of Vienna, Austria | + | * City of Vienna, Austria |
* [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/4677/469 Postal Service] South Korea | * [http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/4677/469 Postal Service] South Korea | ||
* [http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/windows/0,39020396,39171012,00.htm Ministry of Defence in Singapore] | * [http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/windows/0,39020396,39171012,00.htm Ministry of Defence in Singapore] | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 5 January 2006
This page will track public information on major OpenOffice.org deployments. To add to it, include a URL or reference information of the deployment.
Contents
Governments
- The Psychiatry in the County of Aarhus in Denmark with 2,200 users on 1,100 workstations.
- City of Bergen, Norway
- Region Brussels Capital, Belgium - both government and schools
- City of Birmingham, UK
- City of Berlin [1]
- City of Prague: 60 MS Office desktops replaced by OpenOffice.org
- Brazil’s post office installed 14,000 copies of OpenOffice.org on new computers in January 2005, and will replace Microsoft Office with OpenOffice.org on an additional 32,000 computers nationwide. Bloomberg
- City of Bristol, UK: 5,000 desktops to StarOffice.
- Since 2003, Extremadura, a region of Spain, has run 80,000 Linux PCs with OpenOffice.org and a collection of other FOSS applications. OS News
- Gdańsk, Poland
- City of Haarlem, The Netherlands: 2,000 desktops moved to OpenOffice.org from Microsoft Office 97 in November 2004.
- Sonneburgh foundation, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- City of Munich, Germany
- City of Mannheim, Germany
- City of Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
- Paris administrations
- French Gendarmerie: 80,000 desktop PCs, summer 2005.
- The French tax agency (Direction Générale des Impôts): 80,000 desktop PCs by the end of 2006.
- "The agency has calculated that switching its 80,000 desktops to Office XP (from MS Office 97) would cost around €29.5m, but switching to OpenOffice.org only €200,000. Although this cost is a one-off saving, Lapeyre points out that due to the need for regular upgrades it will effectively save this amount every five years."
- French General Board of Customs
- French Ministry of Interior
- French Ministry of Equipment
- City of Largo, Florida, USA
- City of Vienna, Austria
- Postal Service South Korea
- Ministry of Defence in Singapore
- "MINDEF has already installed the OpenOffice productivity suite on 5,000 desktop computers... We hope to deploy OpenOffice on 20,000 desktop computers by the end of March 2006."
- Judicial Commission, New South Wales, Australia
- The Municipality of Sarpsborg, Norway
- Government of India is distributing millions of CDs with OOo in local languages
- Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer (CPTTM), Macau
- Other case studies of migration to FOSS in Europe [2]
Schools and Universities
- Earlham College, a Quaker college in Richmond, Indiana, upgraded all of its public computers to OpenOffice at the beginning of 2005.
- Handsworth Grammar School, Birmingham, UK - runs a GNU/Linux Thin Client network with OpenOffice as standard - since 2003.
- Bacone College in Oklahoma.
- SUNY Albany: ResNet, the campus IT services group, provides incoming students with the ResNet Software Suite CD, which includes Firefox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice.org, anti-spyware and anti-virus applications.
- University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy
- Public Schools in Portland, Oregon, USA
- Swadelands School in Kent UK
- High Schools in Chile, via Enlaces
- Mall School for boys in Richmond, UK
- The US State of Indiana will deploy up to 300,000 Linspire Linux computers with OpenOffice.org over the next few years: Linspire press release.
- University of the Philippines.
- Parshvanath College of Engineering, Thane, India: "Today, we have over 2,500 users on our network... Using OpenOffice.org, we have saved roughly Rs 70,000."
Private Sector
- Novell with 5000 users most of them on Novell Linux Desktop
- Health First with 6000 users and 3500 PC's.
- Migrating to Linux at Health First from Novell
- Ernie Ball Guitars
- Bangkok Airways
- De Bortoli Wines in Australia
- MIP Holdings New Zealand
- LVM Insurance in Munster, Germany: 7,700 Red Hat Linux desktops.
- Health First, Inc. in Brevard County, FL, USA: Migrating 6,000 IT users on 3,500 PCs from Microsoft Office 97 to OpenOffice.org (May 2004).
Other Sectors or Tentative Deployments
- Somewhere in France: http://fr.openoffice.org/Marketing/matexpo/Documents/memoire_cnam.pdf
StarOffice
- AOL PCs (as AOL Office)
- The State of Haryana, India
- Sun Microsystems: Its 36,000 employees use StarOffice.
- Banca Popolare di Milano
- 4,500 SUSE Linux desktops with a Mozilla web browser, web client for Lotus Notes, Sun’s StarOffice suite, and a Java-based custom suite of banking applications in its 500 branch offices.
- German Monopolies Commission
