Considering where OpenOffice.org is today, and the use it's already getting in small companies and even various government departments around the world, it woul

Considering where OpenOffice.org is today, and the use it's already getting in small companies and even various government departments around the world, it would not be hard to imagine it making a very significant dent in Office profits for Microsoft over the next five years. That's not even getting into the cloud options, however successful those turn out to be on the corporate desktop. Off-topic, anyone know of a good open source web-based office suite project? It would be nice to have the collaboration benefits of web-based productivity software run from a centralized location, combined with the data security of being hosted on private equipment on the LAN.