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Healthcare Provider Eliminates Office Incompatibilities With Open XML

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Overview To respect the autonomy of all its users and let them continue using the office suite of their choice, CHU Grenoble recently implemented an architecture based on Open XML Formats. The hospital completely eliminated document exchange issues due to varying formats and at the same time simplified the administration of its diverse computer infrastructure. Thanks to European Computer Manufacturers Association's Open XML standard, CHU now has an architecture with enormous potential, and the hospital is planning to fully take advantage of it.

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Publisher	Microsoft Tips	File Format	HTML
Date Published	February 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, XML

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