Malaysian Government Adopts the Open Document Format
The Malaysian Administration Modernization and Management Planning Unit inside the Malaysian Government has recently expressed its interest in adopting the Open Document Format. It seems that the Malaysian Government is also interested in migrating to the open source standards, at least regarding the public sector.
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Modernization and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) said they will first make a study and evaluate the open standards inside their information communications technology deployment sector. The study targets to reveal the benefits of using open standards but it is also said to offer the grounds for completing a scheme for the ODF implementing in Malaysia.
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