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I've seen other organizations dump Interleaf for Word, across the board.
As you say, good for the masses but bad for document publishers.
Try to convince then that software tools should not be looked at as one
tool is appropriate for everything. Using Word for large complex
documents is like using Access for your corporation applications.
Sometimes this analogy works.
