Microsoft admits Swedish employee promised incentives for Open XML support
Microsoft admits Swedish employee promised incentives for Open XML support
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As the ISO standards battle over Microsoft's Office Open XML document format moves into its final days, the company admitted that an employee in Sweden offered "compensation" to business partners for joining that country's national standards body and voting in favor of Open XML. |
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News entry number 194 added on Sep 2, 2007 in the Technology and IT category.
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