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Idea ID: 2788954

Rebranding term 'OES Network' in Log-on Screen of the OES Client

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We would like to change the standard networkname 'OES Network' in the term 'Logon to OES Network' from the OES Client. I think this should not be a great challenge. Thanks for voting.
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  • The average end user doesn't understand what an "OES Network" is, nor should they need to be concerned about the branding of back-end systems software that IT uses. If I could change "OES Network" to "WSD Network" (the initials of our school district) or even just "the Network", that would be much more meaningful to people.
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  • The average end user doesn't understand what an "OES Network" is, nor should they need to be concerned about the branding of back-end systems software that IT uses. If I could change "OES Network" to "WSD Network" (the initials of our school district) or even just "the Network", that would be much more meaningful to people.
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