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June 21, 2007
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Enterprise 2.0 on Open Source

Tagged with: , , , , — John @ 1:59 pm

In addition to the Optaros whitepaper (”Assembling Enterprise 2.0“) I mentioned the other day, those interested in the topic of Enterprise 2.0 and open source should check out my colleague Jeff Potts’ podcast interview with Ian Howells of Alfresco.

In Jeff’s description:

In this podcast we discuss some of the details behind the Liferay-Alfresco-Roller solution Optaros recently implemented for one of our clients . . .

Or Ian’s:

Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 are hot on everyone’s lips at the moment. In this Podcast I interview Jeff Potts, of Optaros, about an Alfresco application they have delivered that brings together:

  • Alfresco outside the firewall
  • Alfresco inside the firewall
  • Alfresco for document management
  • Alfresco for Web Content Management

In this Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 project, Alfresco is integrated with:

  • Portal – Liferay
  • Blog – Roller
  • Tagging – Alfresco

Specifically we discuss:

  • The goals of the project
  • Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 and characteristics of these types of projects
  • The components used in the solution
  • The consumerization of IT – Web 2.0 Components within the Enterprise
  • How to find out more

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