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The ECM company Alfresco ought to occupy a special place in the open source pantheon for readers of this blog. As well as being one of the l...

...And probably didn't want to. Thanks to that nice Mr Mark Surman, I have been not only tagged but also subjected to fiendishly-cleve...

Once hackers have stopped arguing whether it's “free software” or “open source”, and discussing the relative merits of GNOME or KDE, the...

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Here's an important straw in the wind : Content-oriented Facebook Applications may now easily be developed using the Alfresco platform. ...

One of the things I really like about Matt Asay's blog is its total candour, which extends to handing out what most companies would rega...

The enterprise content management company Alfesco has cropped up a few times on these pages. It's increasingly clear to me that it is ...

I met up with Matt Asay (pronounced "ay-see") recently. I learned from this that he's had what amounts to the perfect career ...

So, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) company Alfresco has moved from the Mozilla Public Licence to the GNU General Public Licence (with ...

In the early days of free software in business - say ten years ago - there was a natural tendency to think of it as a monolithic entity. Bu...

Alfresco , probably the leading open source enterprise content management company, has announced that it will support ODF. Not earth-shatt...

Over on LWN.net I've an article grandly entitled "The birth of the open source enterprise stack", which has generated a fair...

Enterprise Content Management ( ECM ) is not going to win any prizes for excitement, but it's important: it's a matter of how compan...