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IBM rolls out Lotus Symphony

This week, IBM announced that they would offer free word processing and other office software.  Named Lotus Symphony, the group of tools allows the user to create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.  With the growing number of companies offering free office applications, business managers have more alternatives to deal with the ever-increasing costs associated with software upgrades. 

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