The dominant market offering, Office eventually yielded some popularity when a viable open source competitor, OpenOffice, emerged, followed by another open source option, LibreOffice. How do these open source suites differ from Microsoft Office? Should your office consider one of them, and will they make sense for your users and infrastructure? To help you decide, we compared key features of the latest version of Microsoft’s suite, the Office 2013 Professional edition, to Apache OpenOffice 4.0 and LibreOffice 4.1, both released in July 2013.
For a long time, nonprofit organizations had a choice of two office productivity suites: Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office.
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