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Mon, 2008-03-24 13:42 by carolgeyerMon, 2008-03-24 13:44 by carolgeyer
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The German Plan for Open Standards
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German Plan for eGov Standards (SAGA) Recommends ODF
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document describes standards, technologies and methods for the use of
 
document describes standards, technologies and methods for the use of
 
information technology in federal agencies and makes recommendations,
 
information technology in federal agencies and makes recommendations,
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in particular the development and maintenance of e-government services
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in particular, for the development and maintenance of e-government services
 
in public administration. SAGA is valid for five years.
 
in public administration. SAGA is valid for five years.
 
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The <a href="http://gsb.download.bva.bund.de/KBSt/SAGA/SAGA_v4.0.pdf" target="_blank">SAGA 4.0 document itself</a> states that the Open Document Format (ODF) version 1.0 is a &quot;Recommended&quot; standard. Microsoft OOXML was stated as a standard &quot;Under Observation&quot;...and it continues with stating PDF 1.4 as a mandatory standard (PDF 1.5
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The <a href="http://gsb.download.bva.bund.de/KBSt/SAGA/SAGA_v4.0.pdf" target="_blank">SAGA 4.0 document itself</a> states that ODF version 1.0 is a &quot;Recommended&quot; standard. Microsoft OOXML was classified as a standard &quot;Under Observation&quot;...and PDF 1.4 as a Mandatory Standard. (PDF 1.5
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is a Recommended Standard, PDF 1.6 is a Standard Under Observation).
 
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<em>Read the <a href="http://www.openmalaysiablog.com/2008/03/the-german-plan.html">complete article</a> at Open Malaysia.</em> 
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<em>Read the <a href="http://www.openmalaysiablog.com/2008/03/the-german-plan.html">complete article</a> at Open Malaysia.</em>
 
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German Plan for eGov Standards (SAGA) Recommends ODF

The German Federal Government Co-ordination and Advisory Agency (KBSt) has released a new version of its Standards and Architecture for e-Government Applications, SAGA 4.0. The document describes standards, technologies and methods for the use of information technology in federal agencies and makes recommendations, in particular, for the development and maintenance of e-government services in public administration. SAGA is valid for five years.

The SAGA 4.0 document itself states that ODF version 1.0 is a "Recommended" standard. Microsoft OOXML was classified as a standard "Under Observation"...and PDF 1.4 as a Mandatory Standard. (PDF 1.5 is a Recommended Standard, PDF 1.6 is a Standard Under Observation).

Read the complete article at Open Malaysia.

URL: 

http://www.openmalaysiablog.com/2008/03/the-german-plan.html

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