Tweet Rome is a great city and it will host a bunch of great people (including me ) at November 12-13. This is when the second IKS Project workshop will take place. The goal of this workshop is to start Continue reading
Tweet The EU-funded IKS Project invites FOSS companies and projects to take part in building a software stack for knowledge management that is Open Source. IKS is funded with 6.5 million Euros by the European Union and 2 million Euros Continue reading
Tweet About a year ago. I thought to myself: Twitter is irrelevant, why should I care about SMSing on the Web? On the other hand, why do power users of social network apps such as Robert Scoble praise Twitter? I Continue reading
Tweet On behalf of InitMarketing, I am currently helping a customer to provide more information about their Open Source product to their community via Weblogs. My role is that of an external coach, who reviews blog post drafts, provides concrete Continue reading
Tweet CMSWire asked me to be the first they interview for their brand new column Flash Quiz. If you ever wondered how much I sleep and whether I like fancy cars, check out Flash Quiz: Sandro Groganz Speaks.
Tweet I have written a little Wiki entry about how to merge the design of MediaWiki and WordPress, just as I did it on my Web site. The Wiki page explains the setup and you can also download the relevant Continue reading
Tweet Mark Shuttleworth says: Iâ??ve long believed thereâ??s a general phenomenon that underlies the free software movement. Itâ??s â??volunteer-driven, internet-powered collaborationâ?. I’d call it “freedom of collaboration”. This freedom will eventually spill over from public collaborative environments such as public Continue reading
Tweet Open Source software is often being referred to as commodity products. This is particularly true for OSS databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL. Developers of such systems can heavily make use of defined standards. In this case, it’s the various Continue reading
Tweet While at Badajoz, my tOSSad colleague Al Harris pointed me to a fantastic del.icio.us browser they developed at KnowNet. You can try out the del.icio.us browser online. It’s fantastic! The top window allows you to browse for bundles and Continue reading
Tweet Hurry up, submit a paper! The LinuxTag Call for Papers ends tomorrow, February 16th. Short info about LinuxTag from the homepage: LinuxTag 2007 opens doors from May 30 to June 2, 2007 on Berlin Expo Center under the Funkturm. Continue reading