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At its Government Leaders Forum in Berlin, the company touts tools to help municipalities provide citizen services online.
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format, and not that patent-trap OOXML.
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- by s.ge February 20, 2009 12:45 AM PST
- nSynegy assist this with SharePoint project for Government, intended to integrate all the existing business applications into the one SharePoint platform, thus providing a central point of information and data to improve collaboration efficiency and citizen satisfaction.
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