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> Didn't Munich do this like 20 years ago and it was a complete failure? Yes, but the failure was basically manufactured. You cannot keep every process as it w
by y4mi 5y ago
> Didn't Munich do this like 20 years ago and it was a complete failure?
Yes, but the failure was basically manufactured. You cannot keep every process as it was before and just install Linux/libre office, yet that is what they did.
Their current processes are optimized for windows to a degree that usage of the Microsoft office suite is part of the training they undergo.
Switching at this point would be a multi-year process that cannot be rushed. Each task needs to be evaluated separately and a new solution has to be tested and likely engineered from the ground up.
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- martin_a 5y agoThe problem with Munich was lobbyism, they were almost done with porting all their systems.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> Their current processes are optimized for windows to a degree that usage of the Microsoft office suite is part of the training they undergo. Isn't it just regular office software? What processes do you have for dealing with spreadsheets and text documents?