Switzerland Builds Open-Source Workplace Platform to Operate Alongside Microsoft 365
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Pilot project investigates alternatives.
The Swiss government wants to phase out Microsoft's IT infrastructure. In a pilot project, around 3000 PCs in the authorities will initially be equipped with open source alternatives to Microsoft 365. (Continue reading)
The Swiss federal government has taken a major step towards digital sovereignty by launching a pilot project to replace Microsoft 365 software with open source alternatives. The project will cover 3,000 workstations, or around 7% of the federal government’s workforce, and the transition is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2027. The Federal Chancellery is investing around 9.6 million euros in the initiative. If the trial […]
See how Switzerland is replacing Microsoft 365 with open-source software to protect its data and achieve digital independence.
The Swiss Federal Government has launched a plan to provide approximately 3,000 employees with an independent work environment centered on open-source software by the end of 2027, aiming to reduce its reliance on Microsoft 365 and strengthen its digital sovereignty. Read more...
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