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 						Migration Paths to OpenOffice.org
 						</strong>
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 					Lars Piepho <em>probusiness AG</em>
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 						<p>
 						The Session describes procedures of migrating small and
 						middle-sized companies to OpenOffice.org,
 						with focus on migrating from Microsoft Office.
 						Including integration of OpenOffice.org with phpGroupWare
 						for forms,
 						practical experience and pitfalls in real life.
 						</p>
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 					<td id="G7b"><p><em>
 						Lars Piepho works at probusiness AG since 2001. Main tasks
 						are OpenSource
 						software consulting and developement. Special experiences
 						in OpenOffice.org and phpGroupWare.
 						</em></p>
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 					<td class="general"><strong><a name="G8"></a>Office Suite Market in China and CS2C's Practice</strong>
 					</td>
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 					<td>Mr. CHEN Yuhao <em>Neoshine Office Technical Manager</em>,
 						Mr. ZHANG Yongjun <em>Neoshine Desktop Product Manager</em></td>
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 					OpenOffice.org and the Federal Public Administration</strong>
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 					<td> <em>Egon Troles</em></td>
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 						<p>
 						The talk is done on the
 						behalf of the Coordination and Advisory Board of the
 						Federal Government of Germany.
 						This talk shows, how the federal public adminstration is using
 						OpenOffice.org.
 						It also gives a view of the experience in migrations
 						and tells where the problems for the users are to migrate.
 						Usability and acceptance are very
 						important for users, but also the communication with others
 						in the federal
 						public administration. Therefore the focus of this talk is,
 						how to make it
 						easy to migrate and showing the problems which could be solved
 						by the
 						developers. A short overview on the
 						european situation of open document formats is also given.
 						</p>
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 					<td id="G9b"><p><em>
 						Egon Troles was a member of the Coordination and Advisory Board
 						of the Federal Government (KBSt) until 2002. In this time
 						he was the project leader
 						of the Internet Backbone Project, which is a part of
 						the Federal Republic's
 						Government Network between Berlin and Bonn. He also was one
 						of the authors
 						of the KBSt-Letter 2/2000, which proposed
 						Open Source Software for the
 						public adminstration.
 						Now he is working at the Federal Data Protection Commissioneer
 						in the
 						Department of technological dataprotection. As a former
 						colleague of the Coordination- and Advisory Board he is
 						often working on the strategical
 						aspects of Open Source Software for the public administration.
 						He is also a
 						member of the european expert group on open document formats.
 						</em></p>
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 					<td class="general"><strong><a name="G10"></a>OpenOffice.org at the "French Institute of Statutory Auditors"</strong>
 					</td>
 				</tr>
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 					<td>Eric Barroca <em>CEO, Indesko</em></td>
 				</tr>
 				<tr>
 					<td><p>OpenOffice.org at the "French Institute of Statutory
 					Auditors": a case study in building
 					OOo-based business applications and in integrating OOo with a CMS / Collaborative Platform.</p>
 						<p>As part of the CNCC (Compagnie Générale des Commissaires aux comptes – French
 						Institure of Statutory Auditors – CNCC is well-know in the “audit world”) extranet
 						project led by Unilog and Nuxeo, Indesko has developed the following functionalities:</p>
 						<ul>
 							<li>"Audit folders": an application that manages Calc spreadsheets created by
 							auditors during their missions (statutory audits) on location, then provides on-line
 							diff / merge of Calc spreadsheets in a visual way (using XMLDiff and XSLT), enables
 							collaboration for the audirtors' team (versionning, forums, indexing, etc.), and creates
 							financial reports.</li>
 							<li>Integration of OOo with Nuxeo CPS, an open-source Zope-based CMS developped by
 							Nuxeo. This includes "Edit in Place", SSL (client certificate authentication) and
 							PKI support for better security. UNO Pythons modules provide those features into OOo.</li>
 							<li>A full XML transformation chain for publishing books (accounting norms, law
 							comments, books...) using OOo as a DocBook XML editor. The full chain is :
 								<ol>
 									<li>Authoring with OOo and collaboration using CPS's features. Contributors
 									author OOo documents and manage them in the collaboration portal. Documents
 									can follow an dynamic approval workflow (cascading delegation and approbation),
 									and are always securely and surely sent to the server from OOo, using SSL
 									Client Certificate Authentication.</li>
 									<li>Live transformation and validation of OOo document into Docbook XML.</li>
 									<li>Docbook is transformed into HTML (for direct on-line publishing with
 									CPS) and PDF (for printing)</li>
 								</ol>
 							</li>
 							<li>Creation of a custom OOo distribution for several thousand users at the auditors
 							firms (this includes : custom UNO modules, custom macros, custom templates, easy
 							and packaged installation process, etc.).</li>
 						</ul>
 					</td>
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 					<td id="G10b"><p><em>Biography: Eric Barroca is CEO of Indesko and project and sales manager
 					at Nuxeo. He managed some large project using Nuxeo CPS (French Interior Ministry, French
 					"Justice" Ministry) or OOo (CNCC). He author of several technical papers for OOo marketing
 					and promotion.</em></p>
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 					<td class="general"><strong><a name="G11"></a>Digital Signatures and other security options</strong>
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 					<td>Malte Timmermann <em>Sun Microsystems, Inc.</em></td>
 				</tr>
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 					<td><p>Digital Signatures are an important feature for Authentication. They can be used to verify
 					if a document really comes from a certain author and that the content was not modified. This
 					information can also be used to configure which macros to trust and which not. OOo 2.0 will
 					introduce Digital Signatures based in W3C XMLDSIG recommendations.</p>
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	<td class="general"><strong><a name="G7"></a>
	Migration Paths to OpenOffice.org
	</strong>
	</td>
	</tr>
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	<td>
	Lars Piepho <em>probusiness AG</em>
	</td>
	</tr>
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	<td>
	<p>
	The Session describes procedures of migrating small and
	middle-sized companies to OpenOffice.org,
	with focus on migrating from Microsoft Office.
	Including integration of OpenOffice.org with phpGroupWare
	for forms,
	practical experience and pitfalls in real life.
	</p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td id="G7b"><p><em>
	Lars Piepho works at probusiness AG since 2001. Main tasks
	are OpenSource
	software consulting and developement. Special experiences
	in OpenOffice.org and phpGroupWare.
	</em></p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	</table>

	<p><a href="friday.html" title="Agenda for Friday">Back</a></p>

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	<td class="general"><strong><a name="G8"></a>Office Suite Market in China and CS2C's Practice</strong>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td>Mr. CHEN Yuhao <em>Neoshine Office Technical Manager</em>,
	Mr. ZHANG Yongjun <em>Neoshine Desktop Product Manager</em></td>
	</tr>
	<!-- tr>
	<td><p></p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td id="G8b"><p><em>Biography: </em></p>
	</td>
	</tr -->
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	<table width="100%" id="G9" name="G9" summary="" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000080">
	<tr>
	<td class="general"><strong><a name="G9"></a>
	OpenOffice.org and the Federal Public Administration</strong>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td> <em>Egon Troles</em></td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td>
	<p>
	The talk is done on the
	behalf of the Coordination and Advisory Board of the
	Federal Government of Germany.
	This talk shows, how the federal public adminstration is using
	OpenOffice.org.
	It also gives a view of the experience in migrations
	and tells where the problems for the users are to migrate.
	Usability and acceptance are very
	important for users, but also the communication with others
	in the federal
	public administration. Therefore the focus of this talk is,
	how to make it
	easy to migrate and showing the problems which could be solved
	by the
	developers. A short overview on the
	european situation of open document formats is also given.
	</p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td id="G9b"><p><em>
	Egon Troles was a member of the Coordination and Advisory Board
	of the Federal Government (KBSt) until 2002. In this time
	he was the project leader
	of the Internet Backbone Project, which is a part of
	the Federal Republic's
	Government Network between Berlin and Bonn. He also was one
	of the authors
	of the KBSt-Letter 2/2000, which proposed
	Open Source Software for the
	public adminstration.
	Now he is working at the Federal Data Protection Commissioneer
	in the
	Department of technological dataprotection. As a former
	colleague of the Coordination- and Advisory Board he is
	often working on the strategical
	aspects of Open Source Software for the public administration.
	He is also a
	member of the european expert group on open document formats.
	</em></p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	</table>

	<p><a href="friday.html" title="Agenda for Friday">Back</a></p>
	<table width="100%" id="G10" name="G10" summary="" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000080">
	<tr>
	<td class="general"><strong><a name="G10"></a>OpenOffice.org at the "French Institute of Statutory Auditors"</strong>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td>Eric Barroca <em>CEO, Indesko</em></td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td><p>OpenOffice.org at the "French Institute of Statutory
	Auditors": a case study in building
	OOo-based business applications and in integrating OOo with a CMS / Collaborative Platform.</p>
	<p>As part of the CNCC (Compagnie Générale des Commissaires aux comptes – French
	Institure of Statutory Auditors – CNCC is well-know in the “audit world”) extranet
	project led by Unilog and Nuxeo, Indesko has developed the following functionalities:</p>
	<ul>
	<li>"Audit folders": an application that manages Calc spreadsheets created by
	auditors during their missions (statutory audits) on location, then provides on-line
	diff / merge of Calc spreadsheets in a visual way (using XMLDiff and XSLT), enables
	collaboration for the audirtors' team (versionning, forums, indexing, etc.), and creates
	financial reports.</li>
	<li>Integration of OOo with Nuxeo CPS, an open-source Zope-based CMS developped by
	Nuxeo. This includes "Edit in Place", SSL (client certificate authentication) and
	PKI support for better security. UNO Pythons modules provide those features into OOo.</li>
	<li>A full XML transformation chain for publishing books (accounting norms, law
	comments, books...) using OOo as a DocBook XML editor. The full chain is :
	<ol>
	<li>Authoring with OOo and collaboration using CPS's features. Contributors
	author OOo documents and manage them in the collaboration portal. Documents
	can follow an dynamic approval workflow (cascading delegation and approbation),
	and are always securely and surely sent to the server from OOo, using SSL
	Client Certificate Authentication.</li>
	<li>Live transformation and validation of OOo document into Docbook XML.</li>
	<li>Docbook is transformed into HTML (for direct on-line publishing with
	CPS) and PDF (for printing)</li>
	</ol>
	</li>
	<li>Creation of a custom OOo distribution for several thousand users at the auditors
	firms (this includes : custom UNO modules, custom macros, custom templates, easy
	and packaged installation process, etc.).</li>
	</ul>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td id="G10b"><p><em>Biography: Eric Barroca is CEO of Indesko and project and sales manager
	at Nuxeo. He managed some large project using Nuxeo CPS (French Interior Ministry, French
	"Justice" Ministry) or OOo (CNCC). He author of several technical papers for OOo marketing
	and promotion.</em></p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	</table>

	<p><a href="friday.html" title="Agenda for Friday">Back</a></p>
	<table width="100%" id="G11" name="G11" summary="" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000080">
	<tr>
	<td class="general"><strong><a name="G11"></a>Digital Signatures and other security options</strong>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td>Malte Timmermann <em>Sun Microsystems, Inc.</em></td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
	<td><p>Digital Signatures are an important feature for Authentication. They can be used to verify
	if a document really comes from a certain author and that the content was not modified. This
	information can also be used to configure which macros to trust and which not. OOo 2.0 will
	introduce Digital Signatures based in W3C XMLDSIG recommendations.</p>
	</td>
	</tr>
	<!-- tr>
	<td id="G11b"><p><em>Biography: </em></p>
	</td>
	</tr -->
	</table>
	</td>
	</tr>
	</table>

	<hr />

	<p><a href="friday.html">Back to Friday</a><br />
	<a href="#top">Back to Top</a><br />
	<!-- <a href="agenda2.html">Back to Overview</a>--></p>

	<p>Please Note: Program content subject to change.</p>