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Training Materials for OpenOffice.org/StarOffice

A practical course in Staroffice 8
 -  ECDL accredited


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 Certified Open Managing the risk of lock-in. Open Standards; Open Competition; No Constraints.


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Certified Open™
is designed to help measure and encourage competition through the provision of a framework for evaluating technical and commercial lock-in where that may reduce the ability of suppliers to compete in the provision of software, hardware and services.
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Training for Staroffice and OpenOffice - ECDL

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OpenOffice.org and StarOffice Traiining Materials
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The Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI) - a research centre of the National University of Ireland-Galway campus
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OpenIreland is a support effort for business's who want to explore or implement Open Source Software solutions. It is implemented through our portal, www.openireland.com and supported by the 'not for profit' OpenIreland Ltd.
We are partnered with The OpenForum, a European Open Source and Open Standards advocacy group, supported by many large Information Technology providers such as IBM, HP, Sun Microsystems.